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Using cases to frame mentor‐novice conversations about teaching

Pages 214-222 | Published online: 05 Nov 2009

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Laurence Siberry & Hugh Kearns. (2005) An intercultural approach to challenging issues in Northern Ireland teacher education. European Journal of Teacher Education 28:3, pages 259-266.
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Meghan A. Benson. (2008) Effective Mentoring for New Music Teachers. Update: Applications of Research in Music Education 26:2, pages 42-49.
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Trena M. Paulus & Gina Phipps. (2008) Approaches to case analyses in synchronous and asynchronous environments. Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication 13:2, pages 459-484.
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Sara Kim, William R Phillips, Linda Pinsky, Doug Brock, Kathryn Phillips & Jane Keary. (2006) A conceptual framework for developing teaching cases: a review and synthesis of the literature across disciplines. Medical Education 40:9, pages 867-876.
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Anna E. Flynn & James D. Klein. (2001) The influence of discussion groups in a case-based learning environment. Educational Technology Research and Development 49:3, pages 71-86.
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Elizabeth B. Moje & Suzanne E. Wade. (1997) What case discussions reveal about teacher thinking. Teaching and Teacher Education 13:7, pages 691-712.
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Traci Bliss & Joan Mazur. (2016) Common Thread Case Project: Developing Associations of Experienced and Novice Educators Through Technology. Journal of Teacher Education 47:3, pages 185-190.
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Helen L Harrington, Kathleen Quinn-Leering & Lisa Hodson. (1996) Written case analyses and critical reflection. Teaching and Teacher Education 12:1, pages 25-37.
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Richard J. Nichols & Beverley T. Amick. (1995) The Case for Instructional Mentoring. To Improve the Academy 14:1, pages 143-155.
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Helen L Harrington. (1995) Fostering reasoned decisions: Case-based pedagogy and the professional development of teachers. Teaching and Teacher Education 11:3, pages 203-214.
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Barbara Barry Levin. (1995) Using the case method in teacher education: The role of discussion and experience in teachers' thinking about cases. Teaching and Teacher Education 11:1, pages 63-79.
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Sara Dawn Smith. (2016) Professional Partnerships and Educational Change: Effective Collaboration Over Time. Journal of Teacher Education 43:4, pages 243-256.
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