Slow Transformation: Teacher Research and Shifting Teacher Practices
[...] I continued to read more imaginative literature and scholarly criticism. [...] I consistently reminded myself to communicate with my students in such a way that I was usually aware of what they were thinking about the literature they were reading.
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