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Take , for instance , the institutional contexts surrounding most first - year writing
programs . All too often , part - time teachers of composition are hired just weeks
before the semester , and graduate students need to “ become ” teaching ...
Take , for instance , the institutional contexts surrounding most first - year writing
programs . All too often , part - time teachers of composition are hired just weeks
before the semester , and graduate students need to “ become ” teaching ...
Page 111
I would contend that all teachers , no matter their institutional positions , would
benefit from a commitment to collaborative teacher learning , to opening our
classroom doors to one another . Within this framework , the classroom visit —
what I ...
I would contend that all teachers , no matter their institutional positions , would
benefit from a commitment to collaborative teacher learning , to opening our
classroom doors to one another . Within this framework , the classroom visit —
what I ...
Page 114
Here what becomes especially important is not only examining entrenched
notions of the visit , but also studying the specific institutional and programmatic
contexts in which the visits occur . Often , visits of this kind are perceived as a
check on ...
Here what becomes especially important is not only examining entrenched
notions of the visit , but also studying the specific institutional and programmatic
contexts in which the visits occur . Often , visits of this kind are perceived as a
check on ...
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Contents
Teaching in the Research Model | 1 |
The Teacher as Scholar | 33 |
The Teacher as Trainee | 63 |
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