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Recreating Relationships
Collaboration and Educational Reform
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Price: $95.00
Hardcover - 330 pages |
| Release Date: February 1997 |
ISBN10: 0-7914-3303-X
ISBN13: 978-0-7914-3303-4
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Price: $33.95
Paperback - 330 pages |
| Release Date: February 1997 |
ISBN10: 0-7914-3304-8
ISBN13: 978-0-7914-3304-1
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| Summary |
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Focuses on two major themes: the imporvement of teaching practice through collaborative research, and reflection on the process of collaboration itself to understand its role in educational change.
The efforts of collaborative inquiry and community building in education are described by exploring a multitude of collaborative experiences in educational settings. The authors reflect upon many types of collaborative experiences in ways that will ring true for readers. They challenge educators at all levels to think about the multiple meanings and implications of collaboration by telling real stories about real people involved in collaborative experiences within schools and educational institutions.
"This book infuses the solid scholarly treatment of collaboration with all the vitality, complexity, uncertainty, and fulfillment which is experienced by those who try to work collaboratively. The different contexts of the collaborative relationships being analyzed are described in enough detail to enable the readers to imagine them and make connections to their own experiences, which provides an important backdrop for understanding the more abstract and theoretical discussions." -- Linda LaRocque, Simon Fraser University
"I like the book's use of character; real people are doing the writing and real people are found as participants. It also showed the spirit of people trying to work together in different settings--everyone is so earnest about giving a positive tone to the book. " -- Michael Connelly, University of Toronto
The four editors, teacher educators at the University of Regina, are involved with collaborative projects locally and internationally. Their interest in collaboration continues to grow as they participate in learning communities in their professional and personal lives.
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Table of Contents
Foreword
D. Jean Clandinin
Acknowledgments
Prologue
Part One: Departure Points
1 The Collaborative Lens: A New Look at an Old Research Study
Phyllis Kapuscinski
2 Collaboration: An Epistemological Shift
Margaret Olson
3 Metaphors of Interrelatedness: Principles of Collaboration
Helen Stewart
Part Two: Rethinking Mutuality and Negotiation
4 Rethinking Mutual Goals in School-University Collaboration
Joyce Castle
6 Negotiating Collaboration for Professional Growth: A Case of Consultation
Mary Hookey, Shelley Neal, and Zoe Donoahue
6 Practitioner and Researcher Perspectives in Teacher Research and the Construction of Knowledge
Janet Blond and Kathie Webb
7 Who's Important … Here Anyway?: Co-Constructing Research Across Cultures
Lynn McAlpine and Martha Crago
8 Learning Collaboration: Research in a First Nations Teacher Education Program
Linda Goulet and Brian Aubichon
Part Three: Communities of Reflective Practice
9 Collaboration in the Construction of Professional Knowledge: Finding Answers in Our Own Reality
Mary Beattie
10 Making Sense of Mathematics Within Collaborative Communities
Mhairi ("Vi") Maeers and Lorri Robison
11 Collaborative Conversations at the University: Creating a Pedagogical Space
Helen Christiansen and Janet Devitt
12 Creating Reciprocal Relationships in Language Arts and Science: A Collaborative Exploration of Subject Area Integration
Sandra Blenkinsop and Penelope Bailey
13 Mentoring as Collaboration: Shaping an Academic Life
Karne Kozolanka and Bert Horwood
Part Four: Collaborative Partnerships and Projects
14 School-University Research Partnership: In Search of the Essence
Susan Drake and Jan Basaraba
15 The Meaning of Collaboration: Redefining Pedagogical Relationships in Student Teaching
David Friesen
16 Between Two Worlds: University Expectations and Collaborative Research Realities
Debra Schroeder and Kathie Webb
17 The Same but Different: Classroom-Based Collaborative Research and the Work of Classrooms
Jeff Orr
18 Are We Partners Yet? From Institutional Agreement to Personal Power
Caroline Krentz and Beth Warkentin
Part Five: Looking Back and Looking Ahead
19 Making the Connections
Helen Christiansen, Linda Goulet, Caroline Krentz, and Mhairi Maeers
Epilogue
References
About the Contributors
Index
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32532/32533(LGP//FK)
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