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1 Academic optimism of individual teachers: Confirming a new construct Beard, Karen Stansberry
2010
5 p. 1136-1144
9 p.
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2 Acknowledging the international breadth and depth of research on teaching and teacher education Clandinin, D. Jean
2010
5 p. 1115-1116
2 p.
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3 Acting as accountable authors: Creating interactional spaces for agency work in teacher education Lipponen, Lasse
2011
5 p. 812-819
8 p.
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4 Action research and the transfer of reflective approaches to in-service education and training (INSET) for unqualified and underqualified primary teachers in Namibia O’Sullivan, Margo C.
2002
5 p. 523-539
17 p.
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5 Action research as a school-based strategy in intercultural professional development for teachers Sales, Auxiliadora
2011
5 p. 911-919
9 p.
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6 Action research, pedagogy, and activity theory: Tools facilitating two instructors' interpretations of the professional development of four preservice teachers Junor Clarke, Pier A.
2012
5 p. 649-660
12 p.
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7 Activist professionalism: An alternative ideological platform Zellermayer, Michal
2005
5 p. 585-591
7 p.
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8 Addendum to the Essay Review 2002
5 p. 629-630
2 p.
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9 A Hong Kong case of lesson study—Benefits and concerns Lee, Jackie F.K.
2008
5 p. 1115-1124
10 p.
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10 A longitudinal study of a constructivist approach to improving primary school teachers' subject matter knowledge in science Summers, Mike
1994
5 p. 499-519
21 p.
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11 A longitudinal study of novice secondary teachers' planning: Year two Sardo-Brown, Deborah
1996
5 p. 519-530
12 p.
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12 A multilevel analysis of the impact of a professional learning community, faculty trust in colleagues and collective efficacy on teacher commitment to students Lee, John Chi-kin
2011
5 p. 820-830
11 p.
article
13 An adult attachment perspective on the student–teacher relationship & classroom management difficulties Riley, Philip
2009
5 p. 626-635
10 p.
article
14 An alternative model for professional development: investigations into effective collaboration Burbank, Mary D.
2003
5 p. 499-514
16 p.
article
15 Analysis of the revisions that pre-service teachers of mathematics make of their own project included in their learning portfolio Cáceres, M.J.
2010
5 p. 1186-1195
10 p.
article
16 An inquiry-based practicum model: What knowledge, practices, and relationships typify empowering teaching and learning experiences for student teachers, cooperating teachers and college supervisors? Nguyen, Huong Tran
2009
5 p. 655-662
8 p.
article
17 Apprenticeship for teaching: professional development issues surrounding the collaborative relationship between teachers and paraeducators Rueda, Robert
2002
5 p. 503-521
19 p.
article
18 Are schools prepared to allow beginning teachers to reconceptualize instruction? Puk, Tom G.
1999
5 p. 541-553
13 p.
article
19 Assessing self-evaluation in a science methods course: Power, agency, authority and learning Milne, Catherine
2009
5 p. 758-766
9 p.
article
20 Assessing the link between teacher cognitions, teacher behaviors, and pupil responses to lessons Artiles, Alfred J.
1994
5 p. 465-481
17 p.
article
21 Associations of student temperament and educational competence with academic achievement: The role of teacher age and teacher and student gender Mullola, Sari
2011
5 p. 942-951
10 p.
article
22 Beginning teacher disposition: Examining the moral/ethical domain Johnson, Lisa E.
2007
5 p. 676-687
12 p.
article
23 Beyond classroom-based early field experiences: understanding an “educative practicum” in an urban school and community Burant, Terry J.
2002
5 p. 561-575
15 p.
article
24 Beyond technology: Children's learning in the age of digital culture Sew, Jyh Wee
2010
5 p. 1224-1225
2 p.
article
25 Book review 1999
5 p. 591-595
5 p.
article
26 Boundary dilemmas in teacher–student relationships: Struggling with “the line” Aultman, Lori Price
2009
5 p. 636-646
11 p.
article
27 Building resilience in pre-service teachers Le Cornu, Rosie
2009
5 p. 717-723
7 p.
article
28 Call for proposals for a Special Issue of Teaching and Teacher Education: An International Journal of Research and Studies 2003
5 p. 563-564
2 p.
article
29 Catching sight of talk: Glimpses into discourse groups Jewett, Pamela
2008
5 p. 1232-1243
12 p.
article
30 Challenge and support: the dynamics of student teachers’ professional learning in the field experience Tang, Sylvia Yee Fan
2003
5 p. 483-498
16 p.
article
31 Changing contexts and expertise in teaching: First-year teacher after seven years Bullough jr., Robert V
1995
5 p. 461-477
17 p.
article
32 Changing leadership: Teachers lead the way for schools that learn Taylor, Monica
2011
5 p. 920-929
10 p.
article
33 Characteristics of teachers' conversations about teaching mean, median, and mode Groth, Randall E.
2009
5 p. 707-716
10 p.
article
34 Children's interpretations of curriculum events Morgan-Fleming, Barbara
1997
5 p. 499-511
13 p.
article
35 Collaboration and self-regulation in teachers’ professional development Butler, Deborah L
2004
5 p. 435-455
21 p.
article
36 Comparative analysis of expectancies of efficacy in in-service and prospective teachers de la Torre Cruz, Manuel J.
2007
5 p. 641-652
12 p.
article
37 Comparing two teacher development programs for innovating reading comprehension instruction with regard to teachers’ experiences and student outcomes Van Keer, Hilde
2005
5 p. 543-562
20 p.
article
38 Computer conferencing, critical reflection, and teacher development Harrington, Helen L.
1994
5 p. 543-554
12 p.
article
39 Conceptualizing mentor knowledge: Learning from the insiders Parker-Katz, Michelle
2008
5 p. 1259-1269
11 p.
article
40 Construct validation of the Behavior and Instructional Management Scale Martin, Nancy K.
2010
5 p. 1124-1135
12 p.
article
41 Cross-cultural partnerships: acknowledging the “equal other” in The Rural/Urban American Indian Teacher Education Program Smolkin, Laura B.
1999
5 p. 571-590
20 p.
article
42 Crossing divides: The legacy of Graham Nuthall Davis, Alan
2006
5 p. 547-554
8 p.
article
43 Cultural models of care in teaching: a case study of one pre-service secondary teacher Gomez, Mary Louise
2004
5 p. 473-488
16 p.
article
44 Developing a pedagogy for teaching self-study research: Lessons learned across the Atlantic Lunenberg, Mieke
2011
5 p. 841-850
10 p.
article
45 Developing preservice teachers' global understanding through computer-mediated communication technology Zong, Guichun
2009
5 p. 617-625
9 p.
article
46 Dialogue as a catalyst for teacher change: A conceptual analysis Penlington, Clare
2008
5 p. 1304-1316
13 p.
article
47 Disavowed: The stories of two novice teachers Scherff, Lisa
2008
5 p. 1317-1332
16 p.
article
48 Discourse communities: A framework from which to consider professional development for rural teachers of science and mathematics Tytler, Russell
2011
5 p. 871-879
9 p.
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49 Editorial board/Publication info 2003
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50 Editorial board/Publication info 2004
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51 Editorial board/Publication information 2008
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52 Editorial board/Publication information 2007
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53 Editorial board/Publication information 2009
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54 Editorial board/Publication information 2010
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55 Editorial board/Publication information 2006
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56 Editorial board/Publication information 2011
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57 Editorial board/Publication information 2012
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58 Educational renewal in an alternative teacher education program: Evolution of a school-university partnership Allexsaht-Snider, Martha
1995
5 p. 519-530
12 p.
article
59 Effects of an autonomy-supportive intervention on tutor behaviors in a higher education context McLachlan, Sarah
2010
5 p. 1204-1210
7 p.
article
60 Effects of fieldwork experience on empowering prospective foreign language teachers Chiang, Min-Hsun
2008
5 p. 1270-1287
18 p.
article
61 Enhancing multipoint desktop video conferencing (MDVC) with lesson video clips: recent developments in pre-service teaching practice in Singapore Sharpe, Leslie
2003
5 p. 529-541
13 p.
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62 Establishing and sustaining teacher educator professional development in a self-study community of practice: Pre-tenure teacher educators developing professionally Gallagher, Tiffany
2011
5 p. 880-890
11 p.
article
63 “Everything goes smoothly”: A case study of an immigrant Chinese language teacher's personal practical knowledge Sun, Dekun
2012
5 p. 760-767
8 p.
article
64 Examining teacher ethical dilemmas in classroom assessment Pope, Nakia
2009
5 p. 778-782
5 p.
article
65 Examining the aesthetic dimensions of teaching: Relationships between teacher knowledge, identity and passion Hobbs, Linda
2012
5 p. 718-727
10 p.
article
66 Experienced teachers' informal learning: Learning activities and changes in behavior and cognition Hoekstra, Annemarieke
2009
5 p. 663-673
11 p.
article
67 Exploratory analysis of pre-service teacher efficacy in Taiwan Lin, Huey-Ling
2001
5 p. 623-635
13 p.
article
68 Exploring factors related to preschool teachers’ self-efficacy Guo, Ying
2011
5 p. 961-968
8 p.
article
69 Features and strategies of supervisor professional community as a means of improving the supervision of preservice teachers Levine, Thomas H.
2011
5 p. 930-941
12 p.
article
70 Features of practical argument engagement Vásquez-Levy, Dorothy
1998
5 p. 535-550
16 p.
article
71 Feeling and dealing: Teaching white students about racial privilege Lawrence, Sandra M.
1996
5 p. 531-542
12 p.
article
72 Feelings of existential fulfilment and burnout among secondary school teachers Loonstra, Bert
2009
5 p. 752-757
6 p.
article
73 Finding balance: impact of classroom management conceptions on developing teacher practice Martin, Susan D
2004
5 p. 405-422
18 p.
article
74 Forms and substance in learner-centred teaching: teachers’ take-up from an in-service programme in South Africa Brodie, Karin
2002
5 p. 541-559
19 p.
article
75 Four women's stories of “failure” as beginning teachers Schmidt, Margaret
1995
5 p. 429-444
16 p.
article
76 Free market ideology and the future of education: An essay review of Reschooling and the Global Future: Politics, Economics and the English Experience Wielemans, Willy
2001
5 p. 637-643
7 p.
article
77 From beginning teacher education to professional teaching: A study of the thinking of Hong Kong primary science teachers So, Winnie W.M.
2005
5 p. 525-541
17 p.
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78 Fulfilment of the basic psychological needs of student teachers during their first teaching experiences Evelein, Frits
2008
5 p. 1137-1148
12 p.
article
79 Grading styles and disciplinary expertise: The mediating role of the teacher’s perception of the subject matter Biberman-Shalev, Liat
2011
5 p. 831-840
10 p.
article
80 Graham Nuthall and social constructivist teaching: Research-based cautions and qualifications Brophy, Jere
2006
5 p. 529-537
9 p.
article
81 Higher education faculty perceptions on technology integration and training Georgina, David A.
2009
5 p. 690-696
7 p.
article
82 How emotionally intelligent are pre-service teachers? Corcoran, Roisin P.
2012
5 p. 750-759
10 p.
article
83 How teachers express their knowledge through narrative Clemente, María
2008
5 p. 1244-1258
15 p.
article
84 How teaching influences learning: Implications for educational researchers, teachers, teacher educators and policy makers Alton-Lee, Adrienne
2006
5 p. 612-626
15 p.
article
85 How three prospective teachers construed three cases of teaching Anderson, Linda M
1995
5 p. 479-499
21 p.
article
86 Identifying the types of student and teacher behaviours associated with teacher stress Geving, Allison M.
2007
5 p. 624-640
17 p.
article
87 Indicators of development of practical theory in pre-service teacher education students Copeland, Willis D.
1998
5 p. 513-534
22 p.
article
88 Influencing student beliefs: The design of a “high impact” teacher education program Graber, Kim C.
1996
5 p. 451-466
16 p.
article
89 Initial knowledge states about assessment: novice teachers’ conceptualisations Maclellan, Effie
2004
5 p. 523-535
13 p.
article
90 Inquiring into ‘techniques of power’ with preservice teachers through the ‘school film’ The Paper Chase Trier, James
2003
5 p. 543-557
15 p.
article
91 Inquiry as professional development: creating dilemmas through teachers’ work Crockett, Michele D.
2002
5 p. 609-624
16 p.
article
92 Inside Front Cover - Editorial Board 2005
5 p. CO2-
1 p.
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93 Institutional conceptualisations of teacher education as academic work in England Ellis, Viv
2012
5 p. 685-693
9 p.
article
94 International comparative studies in teaching and teacher education Adamson, Bob
2012
5 p. 641-648
8 p.
article
95 In the voice of teachers: The promise and challenge of participating in classroom-based research for teachers’ professional learning Rathgen, Elody
2006
5 p. 580-591
12 p.
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96 Introduction Ham, Vince
2003
5 p. 463-464
2 p.
article
97 Introduction Morine-Dershimer, Greta
2002
5 p. 501-502
2 p.
article
98 Introduction Morine-Dershimer, G
2001
5 p. 525-526
2 p.
article
99 ‘I’ve decided to become a teacher’: Influences on career change Richardson, Paul W.
2005
5 p. 475-489
15 p.
article
100 Korean early childhood educators' multi-dimensional teacher self-efficacy and ECE center climate and depression severity in teachers as contributing factors Kim, Yeon Ha
2010
5 p. 1117-1123
7 p.
article
101 Layers and links: Learning to juggle ‘one more thing’ in the classroom Schussler, Deborah L.
2007
5 p. 572-585
14 p.
article
102 Learning from our diverse students: Helping teachers rethink problematic teaching and learning situations Greenleaf, Cynthia
1994
5 p. 521-541
21 p.
article
103 Learning through interactive talk: A school-based mentor teacher study group as a context for professional learning Carroll, David
2005
5 p. 457-473
17 p.
article
104 Learning to unlearn: How a service-learning project can help teacher candidates to reframe urban students Conner, Jerusha O.
2010
5 p. 1170-1177
8 p.
article
105 Lesson Study with preservice teachers: Lessons from lessons Sims, Linda
2009
5 p. 724-733
10 p.
article
106 Male primary school teachers: Helping or hindering a move to gender equity? Cushman, Penni
2010
5 p. 1211-1218
8 p.
article
107 Mandated curriculum change and a science department: A superficial language convergence? Melville, Wayne
2008
5 p. 1185-1199
15 p.
article
108 Mentoring student and beginning teachers Hans, J
1995
5 p. 531-537
7 p.
article
109 Messy learning: Preservice teachers’ lesson-study conversations about mathematics and students Parks, Amy Noelle
2008
5 p. 1200-1216
17 p.
article
110 Mexican-American preservice teachers and the intransigency of the elementary school curriculum Téllez, Kip
1999
5 p. 555-570
16 p.
article
111 Middle school students’ attitudes toward physical education Subramaniam, Prithwi Raj
2007
5 p. 602-611
10 p.
article
112 Minds and more: Extending the scholarship of Graham Nuthall McPhail, Jean C.
2006
5 p. 538-546
9 p.
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113 Moral dimensions of teaching. Colnerud, Gunnel
2003
5 p. 559-561
3 p.
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114 Motives and circumstances: Occupational-change experiences of prospective late-entry teachers Serow, Robert C.
1994
5 p. 555-563
9 p.
article
115 Moving beyond collusion: clinical faculty and university/public school partnership Bullough Jr, Robert V
2004
5 p. 505-521
17 p.
article
116 Narrative construction of professional teacher identity of teachers with dyslexia Burns, Eila
2011
5 p. 952-960
9 p.
article
117 Narrative, diversity, and teacher education Phillion, JoAnn
2004
5 p. 457-471
15 p.
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118 Narrative inquiry in service learning contexts: Possibilities for learning about diversity in teacher education Mitton-Kükner, Jennifer
2010
5 p. 1162-1169
8 p.
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119 New teachers, mentoring and the discursive formation of professional identity Devos, Anita
2010
5 p. 1219-1223
5 p.
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120 [No title] Burbank, Mary D.
2008
5 p. 1397-1399
3 p.
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121 [No title] Gill, Michele Gregoire
2007
5 p. 770-774
5 p.
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122 [No title] Parault, Susan J.
2007
5 p. 765-769
5 p.
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123 [No title] Hite, Robert R.
2007
5 p. 761-764
4 p.
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124 [No title] Brilhart, Daniel
2007
5 p. 757-760
4 p.
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125 [No title] Piper, Heather
2005
5 p. 593-599
7 p.
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126 [No title] Kaur, Baljit
2006
5 p. 525-528
4 p.
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127 [No title] Yamagata-Lynch, Lisa C.
2005
5 p. 579-584
6 p.
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128 Novice teachers’ conceptions of fairness in inclusion classrooms Berry, Ruth A. Wiebe
2008
5 p. 1149-1159
11 p.
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129 Novice teachers' perspectives on mentoring: The case of the Estonian induction year Löfström, Erika
2009
5 p. 681-689
9 p.
article
130 On the front-line: Teachers as active observers of pupils’ mental health Rothì, Despina M.
2008
5 p. 1217-1231
15 p.
article
131 Opportunities to develop adaptive teaching expertise during supervisory conferences Soslau, Elizabeth
2012
5 p. 768-779
12 p.
article
132 Participatory action research: Collective reflections on gender, culture, and language McIntyre, Alice
2007
5 p. 748-756
9 p.
article
133 Physical education teachers’ concerns towards teaching Meek, Geoffrey A.
1999
5 p. 497-505
9 p.
article
134 Power and place in teaching and teacher education Phelan, Anne M
2001
5 p. 583-597
15 p.
article
135 Powerful influences: a case of one student teacher renegotiating his perceptions of power relations Graham, Peg
1999
5 p. 523-540
18 p.
article
136 Practices and beliefs in mistake-handling activities: A video study of Italian and US mathematics lessons Santagata, Rossella
2005
5 p. 491-508
18 p.
article
137 “Practising what we preach”—teacher educators’ dilemmas in promoting self-regulated learning: a cross case comparison Tillema, Harm H.
2002
5 p. 593-607
15 p.
article
138 Preparing teachers to teach science and mathematics with technology: Developing a technology pedagogical content knowledge Niess, M.L.
2005
5 p. 509-523
15 p.
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139 Professional development, changes in teacher practice and improvements in Indigenous students’ educational performance: A case study from New Zealand Bishop, Russell
2012
5 p. 694-705
12 p.
article
140 Quality teachers, quality schools: International perspectives and policy implications Hopkins, David
1996
5 p. 501-517
17 p.
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141 Reconceptualising the visual in narrative inquiry into teaching Johnson, Greer Cavallaro
2004
5 p. 423-434
12 p.
article
142 Redirecting the teacher's gaze: Teacher education, youth surveillance and the school-to-prison pipeline Raible, John
2010
5 p. 1196-1203
8 p.
article
143 Reform, standards and teacher identity: Challenges of sustaining commitment Day, Christopher
2005
5 p. 563-577
15 p.
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144 Repertoires of practice: Re-framing teaching portfolios Berrill, Deborah P.
2010
5 p. 1178-1185
8 p.
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145 Representations of teaching and standards-based reform: are we closing the debate about teacher education? Delandshere, Ginette
2001
5 p. 547-566
20 p.
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146 Research engagement in English language teaching Borg, Simon
2007
5 p. 731-747
17 p.
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147 Rethinking culture in the pedagogy and practices of preservice teachers Duesterberg, Luann M.
1998
5 p. 497-512
16 p.
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148 Revisiting pedagogical content knowledge: the pedagogy of content/the content of pedagogy Segall, Avner
2004
5 p. 489-504
16 p.
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149 Safety and security at school: A pedagogical perspective de Waal, Elda
2009
5 p. 697-706
10 p.
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150 School climate factors relating to teacher burnout: A mediator model Grayson, Jessica L.
2008
5 p. 1349-1363
15 p.
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151 Secondary teachers' conceptual metaphors of teaching and learning: Changes over the career span Alger, Christianna L.
2009
5 p. 743-751
9 p.
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152 Self-regulated learning in the context of teacher education Kremer-Hayon, L.
1999
5 p. 507-522
16 p.
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153 Shifting the work of editors Clandinin, Jean
2011
5 p. 811-
1 p.
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154 Silence speaks: Whiteness revealed in the absence of voice Mazzei, Lisa A.
2008
5 p. 1125-1136
12 p.
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155 Skills training versus action research in-service Ross, John A.
1998
5 p. 463-477
15 p.
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156 Stimulating professional learning through teacher evaluation: An impossible task for the school leader? Tuytens, Melissa
2011
5 p. 891-899
9 p.
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157 Stimulating teachers' reflection and feedback asking: An interplay of self-efficacy, learning goal orientation, and transformational leadership Runhaar, Piety
2010
5 p. 1154-1161
8 p.
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158 Students' and teachers' perceptions of conflict and power Cothran, Donetta J
1997
5 p. 541-553
13 p.
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159 Successful teacher education programs in the era of reform: An essay review of Studies of Excellence in Teacher Education (3 vols.): Preparation in the Undergraduate Years; Preparation in a Five-Year Program; Preparation at the Graduate Level Vavrus, M
2001
5 p. 645-651
7 p.
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160 Teacher commitment trends: Cases of Hong Kong teachers from 1997 to 2007 Choi, Pik Lin
2009
5 p. 767-777
11 p.
article
161 Teacher development as professional, personal, and social development Bell, Beverley
1994
5 p. 483-497
15 p.
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162 Teacher development in troubled waters Posch, Peter
1997
5 p. 555-561
7 p.
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163 Teacher education, graduates’ teaching commitment and entrance into the teaching profession Rots, Isabel
2007
5 p. 543-556
14 p.
article
164 Teachers’ attitudes toward pedagogical changes during various stages of professional development Maskit, Ditza
2011
5 p. 851-860
10 p.
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165 Teachers’ discourse during cooperative learning and their perceptions of this pedagogical practice Gillies, Robyn M.
2008
5 p. 1333-1348
16 p.
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166 Teachers’ emotions in the reconstruction of professional self-understanding Darby, Alexa
2008
5 p. 1160-1172
13 p.
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167 Teachers “in the making”: Building accounts of teaching Ottesen, Eli
2007
5 p. 612-623
12 p.
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168 Teachers’ job satisfaction: Analyses of the Teacher Follow-up Survey in the United States for 2000–2001 Liu, Xiaofeng Steven
2008
5 p. 1173-1184
12 p.
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169 Teachers’ professional identity: Contributions of a critical EFL teacher education course in Iran Abednia, Arman
2012
5 p. 706-717
12 p.
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170 Teachers’ readiness for promoting learner autonomy: A study of Japanese EFL high school teachers Nakata, Yoshiyuki
2011
5 p. 900-910
11 p.
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171 Teachers’ reflections of professional change during a literacy-reform initiative Nielsen, Diane Corcoran
2008
5 p. 1288-1303
16 p.
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172 Teachers' responses to noncompliant students: The realities and consequences of a negotiated curriculum Ennis, Catherine D
1995
5 p. 445-460
16 p.
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173 Teaching imaginary children: University students’ narratives about their Latino practicum children Matusov, Eugene
2007
5 p. 705-729
25 p.
article
174 Teaching Islamic education in Finnish schools: A field of negotiations Rissanen, Inkeri
2012
5 p. 740-749
10 p.
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175 Teaching strategies that honor and motivate inner-city African–American students Teel, Karen Manheim
1998
5 p. 479-495
17 p.
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176 Te Kotahitanga: Addressing educational disparities facing Māori students in New Zealand Bishop, Russell
2009
5 p. 734-742
9 p.
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177 Tensions in the mentor teacher-student teacher relationship: Creating productive sites for learning within a high school English teacher education program Graham, Peg
1997
5 p. 513-527
15 p.
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178 Thanks to reviewers Morine-Dershimer, G
2001
5 p. 519-523
5 p.
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179 The “case” method in modern educational psychology texts Block, Karen K.
1996
5 p. 483-500
18 p.
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180 The effect of pedagogical training on teaching in higher education Postareff, Liisa
2007
5 p. 557-571
15 p.
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181 The Emotions of Teacher Stress Pines, Ayala Malach
2004
5 p. 537-541
5 p.
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182 The future of teacher education in the U.S.A.: The third Holmes Group report Dunkin, Michael J.
1996
5 p. 561-566
6 p.
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183 The impact of a field immersion program on pre-service teachers’ attitudes toward teaching in culturally diverse classrooms Wiggins, Robert A.
2007
5 p. 653-663
11 p.
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184 The influence of video analysis on the process of teacher change Tripp, Tonya R.
2012
5 p. 728-739
12 p.
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185 The Interconnected Model of Professional Growth as a means to assess the development of a mathematics teacher Witterholt, Martha
2012
5 p. 661-674
14 p.
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186 The Japanese model of professional development Ken Shimahara, N.
1998
5 p. 451-462
12 p.
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187 The journey inward and outward: a re-examination of Fuller's concerns-based model of teacher development Conway, Paul F.
2003
5 p. 465-482
18 p.
article
188 The more things change, the more they stay the same Hoban, Garry F.
2002
5 p. 625-629
5 p.
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189 Then the beauty emerges: A longitudinal case study of culturally relevant teaching Powell, R
1997
5 p. 467-484
18 p.
article
190 The outcomes question in teacher education Cochran-Smith, Marilyn
2001
5 p. 527-546
20 p.
article
191 The perpetuation of a (semi-)profession: challenges in the governance of teacher education Gore, Jennifer M
2001
5 p. 567-582
16 p.
article
192 The power of the ‘object’ to influence teacher induction outcomes Anthony, Glenda
2011
5 p. 861-870
10 p.
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193 The recent landscape of teacher education: critical points and possible conjectures Clarke, Anthony
2001
5 p. 599-611
13 p.
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194 The relationship between culture and the development of critical thinking abilities of prospective teachers Grosser, M.M.
2008
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