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Journal of Education for Teaching
International research and pedagogy
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Content and Contexts: neglected elements in studies of student teaching as an occasion for learning to teach

Pages 5-24 | Published online: 11 Aug 2006

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Milena Ivanuš Grmek & Marija Javornik Krečič. (2008) Does undergraduate education influence teachers’ perceptions of learning and teaching? The case of the Republic of Slovenia. Educational Studies 34:5, pages 433-442.
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Jorge A´vila de Lima. (2003) Trained for isolation: The impact of departmental cultures on student teachers' views and practices of collaboration. Journal of Education for Teaching 29:3, pages 197-217.
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Starla McCollum. (2002) The Reflective Framework for Teaching in Physical Education: A Pedagogical Tool. Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance 73:6, pages 39-42.
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ShelleyB. Wepner & MarthaM. Mobley. (1998) Reaping New Harvests: Collaboration and Communication through Field Experiences. Action in Teacher Education 20:3, pages 50-61.
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JulieM. Shaughnessy. (1998) Initial Preparation for Primary School Teaching: Becoming a Teacher. Early Child Development and Care 145:1, pages 81-117.
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RichardP. Ambrose & BeverlyJ. Bruneau. (1998) TRANSFORMING COLIABORATION BETWEEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND ONE EARLY CHILDHOOD TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM. Journal of Early Childhood Teacher Education 19:2, pages 109-113.
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Mary Sudzina, Carmen Giebelhaus & Maria Coolican. (1997) Mentor or Tormentor: The Role of the Cooperating Teacher in Student Teacher Success or Failure. Action in Teacher Education 18:4, pages 23-35.
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S.G. Grant. (1996) Locating Authority over Content and Pedagogy: Cross-Current Influences on Teachers' Thinking and Practice. Theory & Research in Social Education 24:3, pages 237-272.
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AkpovireB. Oduaran. (1993) Emerging adult education frontiers and their implications for research. International Journal of Lifelong Education 12:3, pages 219-231.
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Jaap Buitink. (1993) Research on Teacher Thinking and Implications for Teacher Training. European Journal of Teacher Education 16:3, pages 195-203.
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Morwenna Griffiths & Sarah Tann. (1992) Using Reflective Practice to Link Personal and Public Theories. Journal of Education for Teaching 18:1, pages 69-84.
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Len Barton, Andrew Pollard & Geoff Whitty. (1992) Experiencing CATE: the impact of accreditation upon initial training institutions in England. Journal of Education for Teaching 18:1, pages 41-57.
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Elizabeth Hatton. (1991) REVIEW ESSAY. Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education 12:1, pages 124-139.
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John Pearson. (1989) The Grading of Teaching Practice: What Do Student Teachers Think?. South Pacific Journal of Teacher Education 17:2, pages 39-49.
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DIANEM. DUNLAP, BRUCE CARROLL, MICHELLE COLLAY & PAULA WILKES. (1989) Three Studies of Supervision and Implications for Teacher Education. South Pacific Journal of Teacher Education 17:1, pages 39-45.
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Edgar Stones. (1989) Pedagogical Studies in the Theory and Practice of Teacher Education. Oxford Review of Education 15:1, pages 3-15.
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Kate Ashcroft & Morwenna Griffiths. (1989) Reflective Teachers and Reflective Tutors: school experience in an initial teacher education course. Journal of Education for Teaching 15:1, pages 35-52.
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ElizabethJ. Hatton. (1988) Teachers’ Work as Bricolage: implications for teacher education. British Journal of Sociology of Education 9:3, pages 337-357.
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Edgar Stones. (1987) Teaching Practice Supervision: bridge between theory and practice. European Journal of Teacher Education 10:1, pages 67-79.
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Kenneth Zeichner. (1986) The Practicum as an Occasion for Learning to Teach. South Pacific Journal of Teacher Education 14:2, pages 11-27.
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Colette Gervais & Enrique Correa Molina. (2004) Making clear teachers' experience-led wisdom in the context of teaching practicum: a conceptual and methodological framework. Íkala, Revista de Lenguaje y Cultura 9:1, pages 141-167.
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Keith Humphreys & Ziva Susak. (2016) Learning How to Fish. Research in Education 64:1, pages 78-90.
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Susan K. Slick. (2016) A University Supervisor Negotiates Territory and Status. Journal of Teacher Education 49:4, pages 306-315.
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Peg Graham. (1997) Tensions in the mentor teacher-student teacher relationship: Creating productive sites for learning within a high school English teacher education program. Teaching and Teacher Education 13:5, pages 513-527.
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Daniel Martin. (1997) Mentoring in one's own classroom: An exploratory study of contexts. Teaching and Teacher Education 13:2, pages 183-197.
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Daniel Martin. (1997) Pratiques d’enseignantes associées au primaire. Nouveaux c@hiers de la recherche en éducation 4:2, pages 205.
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Elizabeth Hatton. (2016) Work Experience as a Solution to the Problems of Relevance and Credibility in Teacher Education. Australian Journal of Education 38:1, pages 19-35.
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Carlo Spallanzani, Joanne Sarrasin & Alain Poirier. (2009) Effets d’une formation minimale à la supervision destagiaires en éducation physique. Revue des sciences de l'éducation 18:3, pages 409-427.
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Elizabeth Hatton. (2009) Lévi‐Strauss's Bricolage and Theorizing Teachers' Work . Anthropology & Education Quarterly 20:2, pages 74-96.
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Jeff Northfield. (1988) School experience in preservice education: examining some assumptions. Research in Science Education 18:1, pages 236-243.
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MORWENNA GRIFFITHS. (1987) The Teaching of Skills and the Skills of Teaching: a reply to Robin Barrow. Journal of Philosophy of Education 21:2, pages 203-214.
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