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Research Strategies and Professional Development

2008 - Spring

Volume 35 - Number 2

Contents

 

Editor’s Introduction:
Research Strategies and Professional Development
Thomas G. Nelson
Life History and Collective Memory
as Methodological Strategies: Studying Teacher Professionalism
Ivor Goodson & Pik Lin Choi
Letters to a New Teacher:
A Curriculum of Embodied Aesthetic Awareness
Pauline Sameshima
Personality Characteristics and Teacher Beliefs
among Pre-Service Teachers
Lauren E. Decker & Sara E. Rimm-Kaufman
Voices:
Student Teachers Link Teacher Education
to Perceptions of Preparedness for Literacy Teaching
Joyce M. Bainbridge & Leonora Macy
Canaries in the Coal Mine:
Urban Rookies Learning To Teach
Language Arts in “High Priority” Schools
Arthur T. Costigan
Using Case Studies To Explore Teacher Candidates’
Intellectual, Cultural, and Moral Dispositions
Deborah L. Schussler, Lynne A. Bercaw, & Lisa M. Stooksberry
Factors Associated with Teachers’ Attitudes
about Professional Development
Bruce Torff & David Sessions
An Investigation of the Impacts
of Teacher-Driven Professional Development
on Pedagogy and Student Learning
Joel A. Colbert, Richard S. Brown, SunHee Choi, & Steven Thomas
Teaching Development—
Experience and Philosophy (Using the Three Rs)
Peter Gossman
Are Tomorrow’s Teachers Ready
To Deal with Diverse Students?
Teacher Candidates’ Attitudes toward Gay Men and Lesbians
Tammy Jordan Wyatt, Sara B. Oswalt, Christopher White, & Fred L. Peterson
Teaching Anti-Bias Curriculum
in Teacher Education Programs:
What and How
Miranda Lin, Vickie E. Lake, & Diana Rice

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