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Page 43
... scholarship that illuminates how “ scenes of learning and teaching within
writing classrooms can be documented in ways that expand and deepen our
understanding of literacy learning as well as particular pedagogical approaches ”
( Minter ...
... scholarship that illuminates how “ scenes of learning and teaching within
writing classrooms can be documented in ways that expand and deepen our
understanding of literacy learning as well as particular pedagogical approaches ”
( Minter ...
Page 76
As Ritchie and Wilson argue , once a teacher has come to understand how he or
she resides at the " intersections of various educational , gender , and social
class ideologies ” he or she is then allowed to make better choices about who he
or ...
As Ritchie and Wilson argue , once a teacher has come to understand how he or
she resides at the " intersections of various educational , gender , and social
class ideologies ” he or she is then allowed to make better choices about who he
or ...
Page 85
As a result of grappling with this text , I began to understand my own self -
monitoring in new ways , noting the ways I controlled my own ideas and
language . Each time I wanted to speak I interrogated myself , determining
whether my comment ...
As a result of grappling with this text , I began to understand my own self -
monitoring in new ways , noting the ways I controlled my own ideas and
language . Each time I wanted to speak I interrogated myself , determining
whether my comment ...
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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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