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While the scholarship of teaching offers many possibilities for institutional change
, my concern is that the crucial issues raised by poststructuralist thought — the
importance of context , the partiality of knowledge , the multiplicity and fluidity of ...
While the scholarship of teaching offers many possibilities for institutional change
, my concern is that the crucial issues raised by poststructuralist thought — the
importance of context , the partiality of knowledge , the multiplicity and fluidity of ...
Page 86
In an attempt to do so , another female student , Tracy , and I worked outside of
class to examine the contexts surrounding our silence and to consider
possibilities for interrupting it . Interested in finding ways to make use of Foucault '
s work for ...
In an attempt to do so , another female student , Tracy , and I worked outside of
class to examine the contexts surrounding our silence and to consider
possibilities for interrupting it . Interested in finding ways to make use of Foucault '
s work for ...
Page 109
Too often , Seitz insists , teachers imagine possibilities for altering the curriculum
by revising their own pedagogy or the contents of their courses . While this is
likely to be useful , it is not enough . One composition teacher shifting away from
...
Too often , Seitz insists , teachers imagine possibilities for altering the curriculum
by revising their own pedagogy or the contents of their courses . While this is
likely to be useful , it is not enough . One composition teacher shifting away from
...
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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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