Reading the Teacher; Writing the Lesson  

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Stables, Andrew

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Language and Education (Full Text) vol. 17 no. 6 (2003), page 450-460.
Fulltext: Vol. 17, No. 6, P 450-460.pdf (203.86KB)

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The paper considers the consequences for researchin classroomsof regarding ‘lessons’ of all sorts as elaborate sequences of discourse, or ‘text’, as part of a move towards a greateremphasis in research, teacher education and policy on education as cultural (vis à vis social or linguistic) practice.A quadruple perspective is offered, considering, in turn, teachers as writers, teachers as readers, students as readers and students as writers, attempting to clarify both similarities and distinctions between teacher/student and reader/writer roles. The discussion ends with a critical reflection on undifferentiated concepts of educational practice, arguing that teachers and students contribute to discourse, and that no one agency can therefore be held responsible for the educational experience. Exemplification is drawn from archived videoed lessons that have previously been used for teacher education and research purposes.

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