The Best-Loved Self
In this chapter, I shine the spotlight on the teacher’s best-loved self. I begin by tracing my journey to discovering the unnamed phenomenon in my own and others’ research programs. My ongoing search eventually led to the lexis, the best-loved self, an ap
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Intercultural Reciprocal Learning in Chinese and Western Education
Series Editors Michael Connelly University of Toronto Toronto, ON, Canada Shijing Xu Faculty of Education University of Windsor Windsor, ON, Canada
This book series grows out of the current global interest and turmoil over comparative education and its role in international competition. The specific series grows out of two ongoing educational programs which are integrated in the partnership, the University of Windsor-Southwest University Teacher Education Reciprocal Learning Program and the Shanghai-Toronto-Beijing Sister School Network. These programs provide a comprehensive educational approach ranging from preschool to teacher education programs. This framework provides a structure for a set of ongoing Canada-China research teams in school curriculum and teacher education areas. The overall aim of the Partnership program, and therefore of the proposed book series, is to draw on school and university educational programs to create a comprehensive cross-cultural knowledge base and understanding of school education, teacher education and the cultural contexts for education in China and the West.
More information about this series at http://www.palgrave.com/gp/series/15114
Cheryl J. Craig
Curriculum Making, Reciprocal Learning, and the Best-Loved Self
Cheryl J. Craig Department of Teaching, Learning & Culture Texas A&M University College Station, TX, USA
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