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234


d) School-based knowledge and educational literature


It was suggested in this section that the literature students use


may


.always

not/ serve to further their exploration


although it provided the


sort of summary of positions and liberal use of examples


that charac-


terises


literature


addressed to


student teachers.


It may be


that such literature tries to address the experiences and knowledge

of the students but that



examples


are innaccessible


frequently


shortened to let the argument get underway.

The following discussion of a transcript where control is the theme
illustrates the use of a different type of literature. Here short
articles which are extracts from research into classroom are used
(Hammersley and Woods 1976).


School B 29.1.82 P3 yi


М2


- and the next article - the Furlong one

- what was I going to say aboιit that. Yes,

this has got to
we really need
interact within


do with the suggestion that
to understand how children


the


Classrooi


Hl


not just in


terms of interaction between the teacher

and the child if we want to understand why

there is discipline problems in classrooms,
we need to understand how they set up their
own groups and how they react in their own
groups and he — yes, it is a he, he mentions
his wife.

SS2


It’s funny I reacted to


it quite differently


when I thought it was


woman


and then in


the end -

- laughter -

М2


The


main


point


children within


the classroom,
relationship of


I took is the need to view
their own little world in
not to always look at the
the teacher and the pupil


but to understand the very complicated rela-

tionships between individuals and groups
within the class. I think it makes too much
of the varied perceptions children have of

what goes on within the Classrooi



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