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I see each of these as an important goal . The former is essential in a curriculum
that seeks ... And we might have better revised our courses — and the curricular
goals — in light of this input . Though the institutional context is quite different , I ...
I see each of these as an important goal . The former is essential in a curriculum
that seeks ... And we might have better revised our courses — and the curricular
goals — in light of this input . Though the institutional context is quite different , I ...
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individual teachers animate the program ' s goals and objectives . Both
opportunities foster potential for growth and change , not only in individual
pedagogies , but also in the curriculum as a whole . Creating Opportunities to
Make Teaching ...
individual teachers animate the program ' s goals and objectives . Both
opportunities foster potential for growth and change , not only in individual
pedagogies , but also in the curriculum as a whole . Creating Opportunities to
Make Teaching ...
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During the fall semester , you would write two memos ( of about three to four
pages each ) in which you discuss the goals / aims of your course and the
pedagogical practices / teaching techniques you use to achieve these goals .
You would ...
During the fall semester , you would write two memos ( of about three to four
pages each ) in which you discuss the goals / aims of your course and the
pedagogical practices / teaching techniques you use to achieve these goals .
You would ...
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Teaching in the Research Model | 1 |
The Teacher as Scholar | 33 |
The Teacher as Trainee | 63 |
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