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However , the two primary ways in which these new pedagogical conversations
take shape — scholarly , on one hand , and practical , on the other - suggest that
it is not this simple . While making pedagogy a scholarly subject matter is indeed
...
However , the two primary ways in which these new pedagogical conversations
take shape — scholarly , on one hand , and practical , on the other - suggest that
it is not this simple . While making pedagogy a scholarly subject matter is indeed
...
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In this way , he disrupted the notion that scholarly “ capabilities ” can be conflated
with the ability to teach . In fact , by making this statement , he questioned our
very definition of research . Quite often , research is privileged because of its lack
...
In this way , he disrupted the notion that scholarly “ capabilities ” can be conflated
with the ability to teach . In fact , by making this statement , he questioned our
very definition of research . Quite often , research is privileged because of its lack
...
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More specifically , my apprehension is that teaching is granted scholarly value
because it can be “ fit ” into a predetermined scholarly approach , not because
pedagogy , itself , has been reconceived as an important mode of knowledge ...
More specifically , my apprehension is that teaching is granted scholarly value
because it can be “ fit ” into a predetermined scholarly approach , not because
pedagogy , itself , has been reconceived as an important mode of knowledge ...
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Contents
Teaching in the Research Model | 1 |
The Teacher as Scholar | 33 |
The Teacher as Trainee | 63 |
Copyright | |
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