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There may be compelling conscious and unconscious reasons for not speaking
— or for speaking , perhaps more loudly , with ... Perhaps I want to give my
students the experience I wish I had had earlier ; I want them to feel entitled to
speak .
There may be compelling conscious and unconscious reasons for not speaking
— or for speaking , perhaps more loudly , with ... Perhaps I want to give my
students the experience I wish I had had earlier ; I want them to feel entitled to
speak .
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this is a better question : Why do I want my students to speak ? And to consider
this : Why was it so important for me to speak ? My frustration reached a peak
during the several weeks we spent reading Foucault ' s Discipline and Punish ,
the ...
this is a better question : Why do I want my students to speak ? And to consider
this : Why was it so important for me to speak ? My frustration reached a peak
during the several weeks we spent reading Foucault ' s Discipline and Punish ,
the ...
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I want to make space for Shauna to speak ; I want to make space for the novel to
speak . And yet , I can ' t stop worrying about the offended white students . A few
days later , Shauna sends me an e - mail : Sorry it took me so long to get back to
...
I want to make space for Shauna to speak ; I want to make space for the novel to
speak . And yet , I can ' t stop worrying about the offended white students . A few
days later , Shauna sends me an e - mail : Sorry it took me so long to get back to
...
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Teaching in the Research Model | 1 |
The Teacher as Scholar | 33 |
The Teacher as Trainee | 63 |
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