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hearted implementation from teachers whose beliefs do not mesh with current policy ( Eisenhart , et al . ) . Richardson et al . ( 1991 ) and Shapiro and Kilbey ( 1990 ) explain how lack of professional development and administrative ...
hearted implementation from teachers whose beliefs do not mesh with current policy ( Eisenhart , et al . ) . Richardson et al . ( 1991 ) and Shapiro and Kilbey ( 1990 ) explain how lack of professional development and administrative ...
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These two teachers literacy beliefs and practices sharply contrast . Mary does not have clearly articulated beliefs ; instead , she takes comfort in following whatever policies , mandates , and suggestions are made to her .
These two teachers literacy beliefs and practices sharply contrast . Mary does not have clearly articulated beliefs ; instead , she takes comfort in following whatever policies , mandates , and suggestions are made to her .
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If your score is closest to 61 , you have beliefs similar to an eclectic teacher . If your score is closest to 69 , you have beliefs similar to a constructivist teacher . 5. Plot your Practice Score on the line . 45 ..... 51. ... 56.
If your score is closest to 61 , you have beliefs similar to an eclectic teacher . If your score is closest to 69 , you have beliefs similar to a constructivist teacher . 5. Plot your Practice Score on the line . 45 ..... 51. ... 56.
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