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Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Issue

1998 - Volume 25, Number 4

Contents

 

Editor's Introduction: Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Issue
Alan H. Jones
Ten Points of Debate in Teacher Education: Looking for Answers to Guide Our Future
Alan H. Jones
Teacher Education: For What?
John I. Goodlad
A Normative Vision of Teacher as Professional 
Carol a. Bartell
Theory and Practice: Expressing a Seamless Assumption in Teacher Education
J. Gary Knowles
The Importance of Theory
Elaine C. Johnson
The Danger of False Dichotomies
Vicki Kubler LaBoskey
Finding Superior Teachers: The Intractable Challenge of Public Education
Irving G. Hendrick
Why doesn't Teacher Education Begin with Experience?
Tom Russell
What Goes Around
Joseph W. Beard
Teacher Education: A Look at Its Future
Gerald J. Brunetti
"It Was the Best of Times, It was the Worst of Times..."
Carol P. Barnes
Do We Have the Will To Change?
John Sikula
Two Points of Debate in Teacher Education
Donald Arnstine
Pedagogy Versus Politics
Ronald W. Solorzano
Teachers and Subject Matter Knowledge
Nel Noddlings
Waiting for Teacher Education
donald Warren
Thinking about Educator Preparation in the Twenty-First Century: A Deweyan Perspective
Douglas J. Simpson
How Educational Foundations Can Empower Tomorrow's Teachers: Dewey Revisited
Jeanne Pietig
Threat to the Public Schools and Implications for Teacher Education
Erskine S. Dottin
Negotiating "Public" Education
Glorianne M. Leck
Anti-Reproductive Schooling and the Necessary Radical Politics
Richard A. Brosio
Reclaiming Hope: Teacher Education and Social Justice in the Age of Globalization
Peter McLaren & Gustavo Fischman
Teachers Developing Teachers: A New Resource for the Challenges Ahead
Eugene E. Garcia & Jerilyn R. Harris
Three Fanciful Recommendations for Teacher Education
Alan R. Tom
Inventing Solutions: It's Not "Either/Or" But "Both/And..."
Ann Lieberman

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