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Changing ourselves , then , means changing the discipline . Part of that change ,
however , must move beyond the conceptual and the pedagogical to alter the
material realities we work within . In this chapter , I point to some of the material ...
Changing ourselves , then , means changing the discipline . Part of that change ,
however , must move beyond the conceptual and the pedagogical to alter the
material realities we work within . In this chapter , I point to some of the material ...
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It also means changing the pedagogy of our field , which is becoming
increasingly disciplined , as we have traded our emphasis on praxis for a body of
knowledge . As North articulated more than a decade ago : “ The school subject ...
It also means changing the pedagogy of our field , which is becoming
increasingly disciplined , as we have traded our emphasis on praxis for a body of
knowledge . As North articulated more than a decade ago : “ The school subject ...
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How will my course portfolio be used by the department ? 1 . The composition
program may use these portfolios in the presemester workshop for new teaching
assistants as a means of showcasing student work typically produced in first -
year ...
How will my course portfolio be used by the department ? 1 . The composition
program may use these portfolios in the presemester workshop for new teaching
assistants as a means of showcasing student work typically produced in first -
year ...
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Teaching in the Research Model | 1 |
The Teacher as Scholar | 33 |
The Teacher as Trainee | 63 |
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