Titlebook: Narratives on Teaching and Teacher Education; An International Per Andrea M. A. Mattos Book 2009 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Introduction must plant a tree, have a child, and write a book” in order to be considered a real man. In times when women reclaim positions and legitimacy in various—if not in all—sectors of modern life, I will allow myself to understand this main story not in terms of manhood but in terms of mankind. As a woma

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與野獸博斗者

Personal Politics and Identity in Student Teachers’ Stories of Learning to Teachchers as they tell stories about learning to teach physical education in a New Zealand teacher education program. For one of the students, Vincent, a consistent theme is his identification with Maori (the indigenous people of New Zealand) and his desire to work with young Maori to help improve their

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Learning to Teach Across Cultural Boundariesng Australian Indigenous. children in regular schools. Comprising only a small proportion of the population, Indigenous peoples in Australia are often disadvantaged by the schooling system, being alienated by the non-Indigenous knowledge and approaches to teaching and learning that dominates the cur

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Exploring Ways of Promoting an Equality Discourse Using Non-Text/Creative Approaches for Learning inof an action research project on literacy and equality, it examines how these concepts can be linked together to enable tutors and learners to understand equality issues affecting their lives. The medium used to assist this learning is non-text/creative methodologies. Findings indicate that tutors a

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Team Teaching: Having the Eyes to See the Windduate Diploma of Teaching (Primary) science education course, we trialed team teaching as a way to ensure that student teachers were exposed to more than the modeling “exemplary” practice as the means to learn about teaching science in primary schools.