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Those of us who were graduate students found that our teaching became a
regular text in our seminars , a site we often wrote about , reflected on , and
theorized . Here , teacher learning was ongoing , and everyone who sat around
the table ...
Those of us who were graduate students found that our teaching became a
regular text in our seminars , a site we often wrote about , reflected on , and
theorized . Here , teacher learning was ongoing , and everyone who sat around
the table ...
Page xviii
... as the students and the teacher change ; ( 3 ) pedagogy cannot be finished ;
we cannot “ finally ” learn to teach . Rather , it requires an ongoing commit to
learning and reflexivity ( Lee 2000 ; Qualley 1997 ; Gallagher 2002 ; Kameen
2000 ) .
... as the students and the teacher change ; ( 3 ) pedagogy cannot be finished ;
we cannot “ finally ” learn to teach . Rather , it requires an ongoing commit to
learning and reflexivity ( Lee 2000 ; Qualley 1997 ; Gallagher 2002 ; Kameen
2000 ) .
Page 60
Darby was more interested in a portfolio that would reflect the complicated
realities of teaching — the partiality of her own knowledge , the dynamic
interactions between herself and students , the ongoing and often unanswerable
questions ...
Darby was more interested in a portfolio that would reflect the complicated
realities of teaching — the partiality of her own knowledge , the dynamic
interactions between herself and students , the ongoing and often unanswerable
questions ...
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Teaching in the Research Model | 1 |
The Teacher as Scholar | 33 |
The Teacher as Trainee | 63 |
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