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Most notably , the field has produced much scholarship on the uses of portfolios
as a holistic and developmental means of assessment ( as in the work of such
scholars as Robert Yagelski , Wendy Bishop , Chris Anson , Karen Black , Liz
Hamp ...
Most notably , the field has produced much scholarship on the uses of portfolios
as a holistic and developmental means of assessment ( as in the work of such
scholars as Robert Yagelski , Wendy Bishop , Chris Anson , Karen Black , Liz
Hamp ...
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3 ) The editors then draw from Scholarship Assessed ( Glassick , Huber , and
Maeroff 1997 ) , to outline six qualitative standards they promote in evaluating the
submission to JoSoTL : • Clear Goals . What is the purpose of the scholarship
and ...
3 ) The editors then draw from Scholarship Assessed ( Glassick , Huber , and
Maeroff 1997 ) , to outline six qualitative standards they promote in evaluating the
submission to JoSoTL : • Clear Goals . What is the purpose of the scholarship
and ...
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The Pedagogy of Our Arguments We learn from the above examples that it takes
more than scholarship on pedagogy to alter the relationship between teaching
and research , between teachers and researchers . Critical education scholarship
...
The Pedagogy of Our Arguments We learn from the above examples that it takes
more than scholarship on pedagogy to alter the relationship between teaching
and research , between teachers and researchers . Critical education scholarship
...
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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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