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Developing 'good' post-primary teachers and teaching in a reform era: cultural dynamics in a programme level study of the PDE
Date
2012
Abstract
Most discussions about the quality of schooling quickly turn to the quality of teachers, reflections and memories of individual teachers who ‘made a difference’, whether good or not so, in a person’s school biography. The quest for the ‘good teacher’ is important to parents, interleaves itself into a community’s conversations about its schools, animates children’s and adolescents’ reflections on a central feature of their lives and increasingly is the protagonist in policy debates on teacher education.
Supervisor
Description
peer-reviewed
Publisher
Liffey Press, Dublin
Citation
Re-imagining initial teacher education: Perspectives on transformation, Fionnuala Waldron, John Smith, Maeve Fitzpatrick and Thérèse Dooley (eds);Section 5, 15
