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Should we all be engaging in similar practices to enable particular kinds of
development ? In the same way , I have sought to create opportunities for
reflection on the first - year writing curriculum I now work within . What do we
hope students ...
Should we all be engaging in similar practices to enable particular kinds of
development ? In the same way , I have sought to create opportunities for
reflection on the first - year writing curriculum I now work within . What do we
hope students ...
Page 134
... means we need opportunities for teacher learning that reach far beyond the
initial orientation , practicum , and seminar — and that are designed for , and led
by , a greater range of teacher - scholars in English studies . Teaching as
Learning ...
... means we need opportunities for teacher learning that reach far beyond the
initial orientation , practicum , and seminar — and that are designed for , and led
by , a greater range of teacher - scholars in English studies . Teaching as
Learning ...
Page 139
Both opportunities foster potential for growth and change , not only in individual
pedagogies , but also in the curriculum ... Creating Opportunities to Make
Teaching Public for Reflection and Revision After TAs complete their
apprenticeships in ...
Both opportunities foster potential for growth and change , not only in individual
pedagogies , but also in the curriculum ... Creating Opportunities to Make
Teaching Public for Reflection and Revision After TAs complete their
apprenticeships in ...
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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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