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flexive teachers , to ask some of the following questions : What visions and
values are being espoused ? What is the role of the teacher ? of the student ?
How is the writer situated as a teacher ? What is the pedagogy of the writer ' s
argument ...
flexive teachers , to ask some of the following questions : What visions and
values are being espoused ? What is the role of the teacher ? of the student ?
How is the writer situated as a teacher ? What is the pedagogy of the writer ' s
argument ...
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I have found that this assignment not only allows students to critically examine
what is often naturalized — the epistemology , assumptions , and values that
inform a book - but also helps them to position themselves as teachers , to place
their ...
I have found that this assignment not only allows students to critically examine
what is often naturalized — the epistemology , assumptions , and values that
inform a book - but also helps them to position themselves as teachers , to place
their ...
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Changing the value placed on teaching — and thus the emphasis placed on
teacher preparation - requires a ... Some argue that our pedagogy - centered
values establish us as an alternative or postdisciplinary enterprise ( Harkin 1991
...
Changing the value placed on teaching — and thus the emphasis placed on
teacher preparation - requires a ... Some argue that our pedagogy - centered
values establish us as an alternative or postdisciplinary enterprise ( Harkin 1991
...
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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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