Add to ORKGGarth Boomer once wrote, To deliberately learn is to research. To Boomer, teachers and students are researchers when they purposely seek to understand aspects of their world. As a first grade teacher, it would be difficult for me to find a day of teaching that did not involve deliberate learning. Each day brings novel inquiries, new questions, and constant reflection on the events that transpire. Hopefully my students share this sense of wonder and interest as they learn to read, write, and research
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Teacher Educators as Critical Storytellers: Effective Teachers and Windows and Mirrors is a collecti...
Contemporary educators live is an era of advertised quick fixes and simple solutions that too often...
The book under review is a compilation of reflective writings from seven great educators. Th...
Garth Boomer once wrote, To deliberately learn is to research. As a teacher, I know that most teac...
In 1990, Marilyn Cochrane-Smith and Susan Lytle argued that What is missing from the knowledge base...
Voices from the Classroom is about how to perform case study action research. The book is 130 pages ...
A few weeks ago, I had an opportunity to meet with teacher researchers from across the country at a ...
I have found a book that I have been seeking. Don’t be put off by its size and weight; this is a boo...
What might it mean for teachers to have ethnographic eyes? Ethnography is generally defined as the ...
As might be expected, Networks regularly features reviews of books related to action research in edu...
Digging Deeper into Action Research proves itself a handy companion for practitioners embarking on t...
Karen Gallas\u27 third book, Sometimes I Can Be Anything: Power, Gender and Identity in a Primary Cl...
Lehr, Susan S. (1991). The Child\u27s Developing Sense of Theme: Responses to Literature; Robinson, ...
In Inquiry as Stance: Practitioner Research for the Next Generation, the sequel to Inside/Outside, t...
Betsy Bowen is a contributing author, Student teachers as researchers: Response , pp. 293-295. Book...
Teacher Educators as Critical Storytellers: Effective Teachers and Windows and Mirrors is a collecti...
Contemporary educators live is an era of advertised quick fixes and simple solutions that too often...
The book under review is a compilation of reflective writings from seven great educators. Th...