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But it did more than that ; it also invited me to look with different eyes at the deep
division between teachers and scholars . In fact , my response to her made
abundantly clear that I had not only learned the professor ' s work to be privileged
...
But it did more than that ; it also invited me to look with different eyes at the deep
division between teachers and scholars . In fact , my response to her made
abundantly clear that I had not only learned the professor ' s work to be privileged
...
Page xxi
A Look Ahead : Chapter Overview So as to provide a fuller context for our
contemporary " pedagogical boom ” and its implications for professorial
preparation , I spend the first two chapters examining the historical and current
developments ...
A Look Ahead : Chapter Overview So as to provide a fuller context for our
contemporary " pedagogical boom ” and its implications for professorial
preparation , I spend the first two chapters examining the historical and current
developments ...
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often rely on forms that include personal reflection , we may need to educate
others ( including students ) that this writing is indeed scholarly and rigorous ,
even if it doesn ' t display finished knowledge or look like a traditional disciplinary
...
often rely on forms that include personal reflection , we may need to educate
others ( including students ) that this writing is indeed scholarly and rigorous ,
even if it doesn ' t display finished knowledge or look like a traditional disciplinary
...
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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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