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Journal of Education for Teaching
International research and pedagogy
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Reclaiming the Agenda of Teacher Professionalism: An Australian experience1

Pages 263-276 | Published online: 03 Aug 2010

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Lorraine Beveridge, Nicole Mockler & Jennifer Gore. (2018) An Australian view of the academic partner role in schools. Educational Action Research 26:1, pages 25-41.
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Ruth Reynolds, Kate Ferguson-Patrick & Ann McCormack. (2013) Dancing in the ditches: reflecting on the capacity of a university/school partnership to clarify the role of a teacher educator. European Journal of Teacher Education 36:3, pages 307-319.
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Christina E. van Kraayenoord, Eileen Honan & Karen B. Moni. (2011) Negotiating knowledge in a researcher and teacher collaborative research partnership. Teacher Development 15:4, pages 403-420.
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DonaldS. Gray & Laura Colucci‐Gray. (2010) Challenges to ITE research in conditions of complexity. Journal of Education for Teaching 36:4, pages 425-439.
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DoretJ. de Ruyter & J. Jos Kole. (2010) Our teachers want to be the best: on the necessity of intra‐professional reflection about moral ideals of teaching. Teachers and Teaching 16:2, pages 207-218.
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Mary Anne FitzPatrick & Dorothy Spiller. (2010) The teaching portfolio: institutional imperative or teacher’s personal journey?. Higher Education Research & Development 29:2, pages 167-178.
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Nicole Mockler. (2005) Trans/forming teachers: new professional learning and transformative teacher professionalism. Journal of In-Service Education 31:4, pages 733-746.
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Mary M. Harris & Frances van Tassell. (2005) The professional development school as learning organization. European Journal of Teacher Education 28:2, pages 179-194.
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Fiona Patrick, Christine Forde & Alastair McPhee. (2003) challenging the ‘new professionalism’: from managerialism to pedagogy?. Journal of In-Service Education 29:2, pages 237-254.
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Judyth Sachs. (2001) Teacher professional identity: competing discourses, competing outcomes. Journal of Education Policy 16:2, pages 149-161.
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Maureen Pope. (2002) Essay review. Teaching and Teacher Education 18:8, pages 1051-1059.
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Deborah Harris & Helene Anthony. (2001) Collegiality and its role in teacher development: perspectives from veteran and novice teachers. Teacher Development 5:3, pages 371-390.
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Christopher F. Day. (2001) Développement professionnel et pratique réflexive : finalités, processus et partenariats. Carrefours de l'éducation n° 12:2, pages 40-54.
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