Titlebook: Becoming a Mathematics Teacher; Identity and Identif Tony Brown,Olwen McNamara Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2011 Educatio

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The Causes and Corruptions of Religionst year as a teacher in school. Yet as we have indicated, we feel uncomfortable about drawing out a dominant story, beyond the sketches that we have drawn, as if a modal experience is more important than individual accounts. However, our attempts to pinpoint transitions for individuals in a graphic

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The Corruptions Caused by Religionayed through discursive apparatus and caught between alternative accounts. Mathematics is generally a function of the social agendas relating to the circumstances of its practice. In primary education it will be mediated through the discourses pertaining to this arena.

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,Hume’s Naturalistic Internalism,ssion. We commenced with a brief examination of how the teaching of mathematics in primary schools might be better understood. We looked at how some primary school trainees and new teachers conceptualised their professional challenge and how this understanding was a function of the training process

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The Shaping of School Mathematics,ayed through discursive apparatus and caught between alternative accounts. Mathematics is generally a function of the social agendas relating to the circumstances of its practice. In primary education it will be mediated through the discourses pertaining to this arena.

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Introduction,to be sensitive to noticing and minimising pupils’ anxieties with mathematics, and perhaps, as we shall show, attend to some of her own. But above all she will need to hold on to some of her own personal aspirations that have brought her this far.

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Evil, Freedom and the Religious Hypothesisthese are colloquial concerns. Nevertheless, we are seeking to address an international audience as we feel that certain issues might activate a broader interest. Key among these is the formation of primary teacher

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,Hume’s Naturalistic Internalism,and of the curriculum frameworks they encountered. The interviews that we carried out provided a way of accessing this emergent understanding whilst at the same time gaining some sense of the trainees’ personal aspirations with regard to their chosen career in teaching.