Teacher professionalism in new times
Journal of In-service EducationPublished 1 June 2000
Geoff Whitty
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Abstract This article, originally presented as a paper to a conference on teacher professionalism and the state in the twenty-first century, begins by discussing some key ideas in sociological literature relevant to that theme. It then considers how far such ideas can be used to help understand recent developments in teacher education. It concludes by speculating on possible futures for teacher professionalism
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