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That is , the new research - driven discipline was easily appropriated to serve the
goals of scientific management ( Downing , Hurlbert , and Mathieu 2002 ) . As
Downing ( 2002 ) argues , one of the most significant consequences of these ...
That is , the new research - driven discipline was easily appropriated to serve the
goals of scientific management ( Downing , Hurlbert , and Mathieu 2002 ) . As
Downing ( 2002 ) argues , one of the most significant consequences of these ...
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What ends does it serve ? • How are students , their needs , their interests
articulated ? • What is the role of the writing teacher ? What role do the editors of
the book play ? ( Are they friendly guides , firm authorities ? ) . How do the
readings in ...
What ends does it serve ? • How are students , their needs , their interests
articulated ? • What is the role of the writing teacher ? What role do the editors of
the book play ? ( Are they friendly guides , firm authorities ? ) . How do the
readings in ...
Page 126
Rather than serving as a “ check ” on how well teachers are complying with top -
down structures , community activities instead serve to foster a mutual
commitment , a collaborative enterprise . Of course , community activities do not
function ...
Rather than serving as a “ check ” on how well teachers are complying with top -
down structures , community activities instead serve to foster a mutual
commitment , a collaborative enterprise . Of course , community activities do not
function ...
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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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