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Consequently , we have not seen a radical shift in how we facilitate pedagogical
development for future professors of ... do not also challenge deeply entrenched
conceptions of the research professor and the discipline , which contribute to ...
Consequently , we have not seen a radical shift in how we facilitate pedagogical
development for future professors of ... do not also challenge deeply entrenched
conceptions of the research professor and the discipline , which contribute to ...
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Disciplining the Research Professor To explore our contemporary conceptions of
the discipline , and the research professor who occupies it , we need to look all
the way back to the German research university . When the United States ...
Disciplining the Research Professor To explore our contemporary conceptions of
the discipline , and the research professor who occupies it , we need to look all
the way back to the German research university . When the United States ...
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Here , the assumption is that the visiting professor is still developing , and might
even have something to learn from the new teacher . Not only does this
challenge the master - apprentice model , but it also makes the professor an
ongoing ...
Here , the assumption is that the visiting professor is still developing , and might
even have something to learn from the new teacher . Not only does this
challenge the master - apprentice model , but it also makes the professor an
ongoing ...
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Teaching in the Research Model | 1 |
The Teacher as Scholar | 33 |
The Teacher as Trainee | 63 |
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