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Knowledge, Expertise and the Professions

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What binds professional judgment?: The case of teaching

Book chapter
Introduction Judgements in teaching include both instructional (epistemic) and regulative (moral) aspects. Teachers have to exercise professional judgement when selecting emphasis for the content to be taught, designing a sequence of contents in a specific topic, choosing correct examples to demonstr…

Knowledge and teacher professionalism: The case of mathematics teaching

Book chapter
Introduction: exogenous and endogenous views of teaching The term ‘teacher professionalism’ is generally used in one of two ways in the literature. First, it may be taken to be something that society and the state in particular should grant teachers so that they can get on with their work unhindered…

What binds professional judgment?: The case of teaching

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