Titlebook: Becoming an Urban Physics and Math Teacher; Infinite Potential Beth A. Wassell,Ian Stith Book 20071st edition Springer Science+Business Med

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The first year,hich Ian was able to find success during his first year of teaching by restructuring the classroom to meet his needs, by building trusting relationships with students that bridged differences and by infusing science teaching methods and activities in his math class.

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The big picture: Looking across fields,ive. We elaborate on themes within the bigger picture by looking across the smaller, mesolevel findings illustrated in previous chapters. Additionally, we evaluate the study using Guba and Lincoln’s (1989) authenticity criteria. We conclude with implications for teacher educators and policymakers in urban districts.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-5922-3Curriculum; Job; Mathematics education; Potential; Science education; Student teacher relationships; Teach

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978-90-481-7475-1Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2007

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Lower and Middle Paleolithic Background,. His success in student teaching was affirmed by the summer curriculum development project; during the eight-week experience he had opportunity to develop science curriculum with students from City High School. Ian was eager to get into the classroom and apply what he had learned. However, he found