Issues and Practices in Inquiry-oriented Teacher Education

Falmer Press (1991)
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Written by teacher trainers, this book explores the nature of reflective teaching, using as examples a variety of practices employed in training programmes. It explores the different intellectual traditions and political assumptions involved with pedagogical practice in this field.

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Beyond the reflective teacher.Terence H. McLaughlin - 1999 - Educational Philosophy and Theory 31 (1):9–25.
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