TEACHER TALK: A Post-Formal Inquirty into Educational Change (Counterpoints, Vol. 123)

by Horn, Raymond A., Jr

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Book description: New York: Peter Lang, 2000 xi, 189 pp. Bibliography, index. Sealed in publisher's original shrink-wrap plastic. This books provides insight into school change and culture through the real-life experiences of six career teachers over a span of thirty years. Through a post-formal qualitative method, the author demonstrates the power of conversation in promoting substantial educational change. Systems thinking, school culture, school community and spirituality are presented in accessible language as critical aspects of educational change. The frank dialogue and participant-observer role of the author addresses change in a realistic and uncommon manner. The book is a valued resource for pre-service teachers, graduate students in curriculum and educational leadership, and for teachers and curriculum developers who are engaged in change initiatives.. First Edition. Paperback. New. 16 x 23 cm.

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