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While this wouldn ' t be the case — and , as North puts it , “ more than one
generation of un - and under - employed Ph . D . holders would pay dearly for (
the field ' s ) excesses ” — one effect of this feared shortage of teachers was
increased ...
While this wouldn ' t be the case — and , as North puts it , “ more than one
generation of un - and under - employed Ph . D . holders would pay dearly for (
the field ' s ) excesses ” — one effect of this feared shortage of teachers was
increased ...
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One such effort is represented in Kenneth Eble ' s 1972 description of Carnegie -
Mellon ' s doctor of arts degree . In imagining possibilities for reforming Ph . D .
programs , as well as working to build momentum for more doctor of arts ...
One such effort is represented in Kenneth Eble ' s 1972 description of Carnegie -
Mellon ' s doctor of arts degree . In imagining possibilities for reforming Ph . D .
programs , as well as working to build momentum for more doctor of arts ...
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If not deliberately studied , those experiences become naturalized , and the
formative role they played — and continue to play throughout one ' s teaching
career — are ignored . If we seek to enact a “ critical ” mode of reflection ,
whereby ...
If not deliberately studied , those experiences become naturalized , and the
formative role they played — and continue to play throughout one ' s teaching
career — are ignored . If we seek to enact a “ critical ” mode of reflection ,
whereby ...
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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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