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hearted implementation from teachers whose beliefs do not mesh with current policy ( Eisenhart , et al . ) . ... and administrative support are partially responsible for the lack of congruence between teacher beliefs and practices .
hearted implementation from teachers whose beliefs do not mesh with current policy ( Eisenhart , et al . ) . ... and administrative support are partially responsible for the lack of congruence between teacher beliefs and practices .
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need for more instructional preparation among middle and secondary teachers for working with struggling readers . Just as older students must continue to receive strategy instruction for reading to learn , so too do teachers deserve and ...
need for more instructional preparation among middle and secondary teachers for working with struggling readers . Just as older students must continue to receive strategy instruction for reading to learn , so too do teachers deserve and ...
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Discussion These teacher stories of curricular change have challenged us to think more broadly and more deeply about ... that curricular change is a highly complex process that can take place when teachers are reflective practitioners .
Discussion These teacher stories of curricular change have challenged us to think more broadly and more deeply about ... that curricular change is a highly complex process that can take place when teachers are reflective practitioners .
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