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| Genre/Form: | Cross-cultural studies |
|---|---|
| Document Type: | Book |
| All Authors / Contributors: |
Alan Scott; D John Freeman-Moir |
| ISBN: | 090881268X 9780908812684 |
| OCLC Number: | 45052857 |
| Notes: | Published in association with Christchurch College of Education. |
| Description: | 219 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. |
| Contents: | Introduction / Alan Scott and John Freeman-Moir -- Training in turmoil: researching initial teacher education in England in the 1990s / Geoff Whitty, John Furlong, Len Barton, Sheila Miles and Caroline Whiting -- Teacher education and the "New professionalism": the case of the USA / Landon E. Beyer -- Contemporary issues and imperatives: teacher education in Australia / Lindsay Parry and Mia O'Brien -- Caught in the contradictions: New Zealand teacher education / Joce Jesson -- Leaders, managers and makeovers: the production of teachers as corporate professionals / Erica McWilliam -- Teacher education: a question of teacher knowledge / F. Michael Connelly and D. Jean Clandinin -- Changing paradigms in teacher education: a case study of innovation and change / Janny Leach and Bob Moon -- Facing the urban, diversity challenge: teacher education in the United States / Linda Valli -- Teacher education: preparation for a learned profession? / Ivan Snook -- Rethinking teacher education in and for "New times": ruminations on mission and method as we enter Y2K / Richard Tinning -- "Technology" and the coming transformation of schools, teachers and teacher education / Phillip Capper, Linda May Fitzgerald, Ward Weldon and Ken Wilson -- Why teacher education needs a feminist core / Elody Rathgen. |
| Responsibility: | edited by Alan Scott and John Freeman-Moir. |
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