The name is absent



218


in isolation. The actual types of teaching that

goes on in
notion that
situation


the school


is


uch


geared


to the


there isn’t going to be a confrontation


in the Maths department it’s the same


at School A ɪ


think you said but the SMILE


syste


Il


is


geared to kids moving around all the


time - you've


got to put up with quite a high degree


of noise and


lots


of unnecessary



ovement


as well.


These extracts show


comparison between schools being used in two


ways.


In the first


where by looking


at another school you


sense


your own in new ways and in the


second


where by trying to


of the experiences of your own


school for another school group your


own understanding is extended.


This work is at a distance from the


anecdotal inclusion of experiences for here the experience is cumu-
lative and so becomes increasingly informed.

As this process continues it affects the student interpretation of
other parts of the course especially where what is offered is seen
as bearing little relation to their definition of the problem.

School B with C 22.1.82  P17 ki P 18 kii

ki

B Hum


That talk we had from a Multi-cultural

Inspector - the


education lecture - was also

about


materials


- what to put up in your


classroom, books to use which was fair enough,
but it wasn’t far enough - as if it was all
coming from the bottom.

CMl


They are much more measurable criteria


though,


aren’t they if they go around inspecting
materials - other things are more difficult

to inspect.

C Hum


He wasn’t talking about the sort


of things


we’ve been talking about here.

viii BSS2
kii




there


primary school they had two HMI and
was some criticism because the class


teacher didn't have any multi-cultural mater
ials in his book library in his class which



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