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In this brief excerpt, Fullan and Hargreaves identify what they think
characterizes professionalism in teaching. They argue that it is not so
much the possession of a certain level of qualifications or status, nor the
possession of a set of technical teaching skills. Rather, it is the full
acceptance of the moral responsibility that is attached to the role of
teachers today, and the ability to make minute-by-minute professional
judgements in complex and uncertain situations.
Creators:
Fullan, Michael
Hargreaves, Andy
Year:
1992
License Condition: Full Copyright - All rights reserved |
Type:
Readings/Reference Materials
Section:
OER courseware
Publisher/Source:
http://www.oerafrica.org/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=slqursFoDVw%3d&tabid=1380
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