Dec 22, 2020 10 min

Professionalism

from My Principles of Teaching & Learning Hosted by Vanessa Gonzalez

Believing in the possibility, imagination, and authenticity of teaching and learning makes for a transformative learning experience, and an even more meaningful career. Canada's EDUTOPIA video: https://youtu.be/SDs4gr0pYrw Sonu, D. (2016). Forgotten Memories of a Social Justice Education: Difficult Knowledge and the Impossibilities of School and Research, Curriculum Inquiry, 46(5), pp. 473-490.

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