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These


observations


of experience were the outcome


_ zher own .   ,

of / increasingly


informed, focussed and aware teaching.


The


problems that the parti-


cular students


work on here were


indicated very early in the year


and required a


combination of both


theoretical and practical experi-


ence to address them appropriately.

The examples which the students

give are in direct response to the previous presentation. Indeed
the depth of concentration and the location of specific events within
a broader framework appeared to be elicited by both the theme of the
paper and the concentrated attention which was given to its delivery.



theoretical perspectives


themselves


became meaningful


to members of the group because they have been vital for the work


of one of its members.


These elements of synthesis, application and


willingness to learn from others should


not be underestimated for


they are regular features of the way of working both between tutors


and students and between fellow students.


Essential to it is a


personal knowledge and trust which is the result of a variety


of


shared experiences over and through the life of the course.



Professional knowledge


The discussion continues and provides


experience


around which the professional


dialogue takes place and suggests that


students as practitioners now have a wide knowledge and concern with


the affairs of the school.



School A 7.5.82 P23∕li P2⅜ lii, Iiii P2⅛∕5 Iiv


SSl


and if you don't believe in trainers


as an

on in


issue I think the detail of what goes


the staffroom reflects


that


of


the teachers
if they were


don't really
to face what


believe in it but


it meant it would



too difficult and that would be my

sort of assumption because they hate it -

yet they keep it up and ties and whatever



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