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Page 55
The kind of writing to develop that I advocate is not so different from the kind of
writing to discover promoted in most process - based pedagogies . The idea is
that students use writing as an opportunity to examine and engage in current ...
The kind of writing to develop that I advocate is not so different from the kind of
writing to discover promoted in most process - based pedagogies . The idea is
that students use writing as an opportunity to examine and engage in current ...
Page 73
It is this kind of “ critical ” reflection that will help us to challenge the notion of (
new ) teacher as blank slate or “ trainee , ” and which also aids experienced
teachers in an ongoing reflection of the contexts that have shaped them . To this
end , I ...
It is this kind of “ critical ” reflection that will help us to challenge the notion of (
new ) teacher as blank slate or “ trainee , ” and which also aids experienced
teachers in an ongoing reflection of the contexts that have shaped them . To this
end , I ...
Page 82
The student and his or her writing would simply assume the role the teacher
usually does — performing and presenting a seemingly “ finished ” knowledge .
So this was read not only as a “ correct ” model for a particular kind of text , but
also for ...
The student and his or her writing would simply assume the role the teacher
usually does — performing and presenting a seemingly “ finished ” knowledge .
So this was read not only as a “ correct ” model for a particular kind of text , but
also for ...
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Contents
Teaching in the Research Model | 1 |
The Teacher as Scholar | 33 |
The Teacher as Trainee | 63 |
Copyright | |
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