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Teachers Bare All
- Introduction
- Adam and Eve in the Garden of Action Research
- Being a critical friend
- The Journey Begins Within
- Teacher Bares All
- When Values Clash
- Mental Imagery
- Ode to Action Research
- Diary of a grey-haired grad student
- 2:40 p.m. Wake-Up Call
- The Genesis of Action Research
- What is teaching...
- Is This "Good" Research?
- At the clubs
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Action Research Reports - PROF 190G
- Welcome
- Creating Short-Term Learning Opportunites
- Broadening Horizons
- A More Cooperative Classroom
- Developing Self-esteem
- Read Me a Math Lesson
- Lesson Summaries
- Classroom Management in the Computer Lab
- "Is Anyone Listening?"
- Home Reading
- Interactive Learning
- Integrating the Arts into Mathematics
- Action Research by Jennifer Simpkins
- Action Research Papers
- Jennifer Taylor
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- Elizabeth Irwin
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- Introductory Guide for Teacher Candidates
- Seven Stages in my First Action Research Project
- Reflections on Action Research
- M.Ed. Reports
- From Practicum to Practice
- David R. Turner
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Selected Writings
- Is a Course on Action Research a Living Contradiction?
- A Teachers' Solitude
- Why Screams?
- In Search of Excellence
- Screams
- Our Hike Through the Woods
- The Cooperation Council as an Action Research Project
- Teaching for Hope
- The Role of Voice in My First Years as a Teacher Learner
- The Little Yellow School Bus
- Creative Drama in the Second Language Classroom
- Some Thoughts
- A Story Told to me a While Back
- Three Experiential Reflections
- A Selection of Quotations Related to Action Research
- Amazing Discoveries
- The Bird's Eye View from Down Under
- Herstmonceux Conference
- Teacher Research
- Self-Study of Teacher Education Practices
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SSTEP (3rd Conference)
- Conference Timetable
- Has Five Years of Self-Study Changed Teacher Education?
- Teacher Education Practices Supporting Social Justice
- Telling Stories About Collaboration
- Becoming an Action Researcher
- What do I mean by my authentic engagement
- Action Research and Standards of Practice
- What Do Teachers Feel During Their Teaching Day
- Professional Development in Science Teacher Educators
- The Political is Personal
- From Excitement to Despair and Back Again
- Using Cameos to Mediate Educational Emotional Awareness
- Teacher Self-Study
- How do I know that I have influenced your learning for good?
- How can I use drama for action rseearch with students with difficulties?
- Two Critical Incidents in School Science
- Coming to a Better Understanding of Educative Relations
- Conversations in Community
- Information Bulletins
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SSTEP (1st Conference)
- The Context For Change in Teacher Education in Alberta
- Self-Study Unique to an Asian American
- Exploring MOO Environments for Self-Study
- Professional Teaching Portfolio
- Emergent Conceptions of Subject Integration
- The Politics of Epistemology
- The Other Side of Silence
- On Being Both a Researcher and a Dean
- Building a Teacher Education Community
- Can I Join the We
- Turning to the Artistic
- On Liberation Not Just Love
- Coming From Different Angles With Different Agendas
- What Might We Learn About Teaching By Collecting "Data"
- Facilitating and Supporting Action Research
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Action Research Papers |
- Making "Show and Tell Time" Interactive and Learner-Centred (Jan.1997)
An Action Research Report by Jennifer Taylor (Teacher Candidate, P/J, Pilot Project)
- Breaking Away from the Standard Teaching Format (January 1997)
An Action Research Report by Matt Bauder (Teacher Candidate, I/S Science, Pilot Project) describing an innovative format for laboratory work - How Much Information from the Textbook Can Grade 11 Chemistry Students Read and Process on Their Own? (January 1997)
An Action Research Report by Liz Irwin (Teacher Candidate, I/S Science, Pilot Project) - Five Action Research Summaries (presented to Hastings County teachers, January 31, 1997)
by Jennifer Crits, Sandra Head, Michael Hardy, Tanya Marwitz, and Christina Morgan (P/J Teacher Candidates, Pilot Project)
- Action Research: Who? How? Why? So What?
A Guide to Action Research for Teacher Candidates at Queen's University
- Seven Steps in my First Action Research Project (December 1994)
by Michael Prendergast (Hastings County Board of Education) - Reflections on Action Research: Todays, Tomorrows & Yesterdays in my Backyard (December 1994) by Karen Brooks-Cathcart (Loyalist College)
Bryan Dennie introducing a P-O-E demonstration during Celebration Week
(See "the finale" in the "Four Racing Marbles" picture below)
April 21-25, 1997
"Praedico-Observo-Explano"
Tanya Marwitz and Tom Russell in front of the "Kids Creating Curriculum" display,
showing materials developed in the Brant County Board of Education
Celebration Week, April 21-25, 1997
Shane Gaglardi performing "Take Me Home... Sort Of?
Celebration Week, April 21-25, 1997
The Readers' Theatre Performance
Celebration Week, April 21-25, 1997
Tanya Marwitz and Linda Grant in the Display Area
Celebration Week, April 21-25, 1997
The "Four Racing Marbles" POE
Celebration Week, April 21-25, 1997
Capturing the Fabric of Experience
Celebration Week, April 21-25, 1997
Updated 25 June 1997 by Tom Russell
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