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I had learned — without its ever being spoken explicitly — that the preparation to
be a professor was distinct from the training to be a teacher . I gave my mother
the answer I thought to be true : graduate school fosters one ' s enrichment as a ...
I had learned — without its ever being spoken explicitly — that the preparation to
be a professor was distinct from the training to be a teacher . I gave my mother
the answer I thought to be true : graduate school fosters one ' s enrichment as a ...
Page xvi
While making pedagogy a scholarly subject matter is indeed crucial , it does not
necessarily alter the way in which pedagogy is engaged with students or the way
doctoral candidates are prepared to teach . As I argue in Chapter 2 , this ...
While making pedagogy a scholarly subject matter is indeed crucial , it does not
necessarily alter the way in which pedagogy is engaged with students or the way
doctoral candidates are prepared to teach . As I argue in Chapter 2 , this ...
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Those who expressed interest in improving teacher preparation within doctoral
programs supported one of two approaches : some relied on the familiar
argument that better scholarship would “ naturally ” produce better teaching ;
others ...
Those who expressed interest in improving teacher preparation within doctoral
programs supported one of two approaches : some relied on the familiar
argument that better scholarship would “ naturally ” produce better teaching ;
others ...
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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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