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Entering a Professional Dialogue This course requires its students to enter a
professional dialogue of their choice . ... This course will ask its beginning
professionals to become familiar with the scholarly resources that are most useful
within ...
Entering a Professional Dialogue This course requires its students to enter a
professional dialogue of their choice . ... This course will ask its beginning
professionals to become familiar with the scholarly resources that are most useful
within ...
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( 1996 , 138 ) That is to say , part of what it means to become a composition
professional involves setting oneself apart from those who are not a part of that
group , those who are excluded from the disciplinary boundaries . Christopher
Ferry puts ...
( 1996 , 138 ) That is to say , part of what it means to become a composition
professional involves setting oneself apart from those who are not a part of that
group , those who are excluded from the disciplinary boundaries . Christopher
Ferry puts ...
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Teachers ' Professional Development : Critical Colleagueship and the Role of
Professional Communities . ” In The Future of Education : Perspectives on
National Standards in America , edited by Nina Kressner Cobb , 175 – 204 . New
York ...
Teachers ' Professional Development : Critical Colleagueship and the Role of
Professional Communities . ” In The Future of Education : Perspectives on
National Standards in America , edited by Nina Kressner Cobb , 175 – 204 . New
York ...
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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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