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Ideally , the learner narrative is used as a touchstone to which the developing
teacher may continually return as he or she encounters a range of pedagogical
theory , such that “ the story becomes part of the context by which to make sense
of ...
Ideally , the learner narrative is used as a touchstone to which the developing
teacher may continually return as he or she encounters a range of pedagogical
theory , such that “ the story becomes part of the context by which to make sense
of ...
Page 129
Slevin offers perhaps the most generous version of this work , contending that
composition abides by the most traditional , or original , meaning of discipline ,
which derives from the Latin word discipulus , or " learner ” ( 1996 , 156 ) .
Slevin offers perhaps the most generous version of this work , contending that
composition abides by the most traditional , or original , meaning of discipline ,
which derives from the Latin word discipulus , or " learner ” ( 1996 , 156 ) .
Page 134
( 1991 5 ) Educational sites that promote development , then , need to prepare
teachers to be disciplinary contributors and learners and to create mutually
beneficial encounters with others , which might even transform the field . This
requires ...
( 1991 5 ) Educational sites that promote development , then , need to prepare
teachers to be disciplinary contributors and learners and to create mutually
beneficial encounters with others , which might even transform the field . This
requires ...
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Teaching in the Research Model | 1 |
The Teacher as Scholar | 33 |
The Teacher as Trainee | 63 |
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