Table Of ContentTEACHING 
AND  TEACHER 
EDUCATION 
An  International  Journal  of 
Research  and  Studies 
Volume  15,  1999 
List  of Contents,  Author  Index  and  Subject  Index 
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TEACHING  AND  TEACHER  EDUCATION 
An  International  Journal  of Research  and  Studies 
Founding  Editor 
NATHANIEL  L GAGE 
Editor: 
GRETA  MORINE-DERSHIMER 
Curry School of Education,  University of Virginia,  Charlottesville,  VA 22903,  USA 
Associate  Editors: 
RENEE  T CLIFT 
University of Illinois  at  Urbana-Champaign,  1310 South  Sixth  Street, 
Champaign,  IL 61820,  USA 
PERCE  W MARLAND 
Faculty  of Education,  University  of Southern  Queensland,  Toowoomba  QLD 4350,  Australia 
GUENTER  L. HUBER 
Inst.  Fur Erziehungswissenschaft,  University of Tubingen,  Munzgasse  22-30,  Germany 
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Faculty  of Education,  Queens  University,  Kingston,  Ontario,  Canada  K7L  3N6 
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International  Editorial  Board 
Robin J. Alexander  Robert  Bullough  Ivan Falus  Donald I McIntyre 
University of Warwick,  UK  The University of Utah,  USA  Edtvds  Lorand  University,  University  of Oxford,  UK 
Adrienne Alton-Lee  James Calderhead  Hungary  Fritz Oser 
Victoria  University of  University of Bath,  UK  Thomas  L Good  University of Fribourg, 
Wellington,  New Zealand  Jean Clandinin  Tuscon,  USA  Switzerland 
Beatrice Avalos  University of Alberta,  Canada  Carl A Grant  Denis C Phillips 
Ministerio de Educacion  de  Sara  Delamont  University of  Stanford University,  USA 
Chile, Santiago, Chile  University of Wales College of  Wisconsin-Madison,  USA  Rafael  Porlan 
Neville Bennett  Cardiff,  UK  Mary Kennedy  University of Seville, Spain 
University of Exeter,  UK  Sigrun Gudmundsdottir  Michigan State  University,  Peter Posch 
Miriam  Ben-Peretz  Norwegian  University of Science  USA  Klagenfurt  University,  Austria 
and Technology,  Norway 
University of Haifa, Israel  Hans Gerhard  Klinzing  Nico Verloop 
Walter  Doyle 
David C Berliner  University of Ttibingen,  Leiden  University,  The Netherlands 
University of Arizona,  USA 
Arizona  State  University,  USA  Michael J Dunkin  Germany  Robert Walker 
Hilda  Borko  Gaea  Leinhardt  Deakin  University,  Australia 
University of New South  Wales, 
University of Colorado,  USA  Australia  University of Pittsburgh,  Sim Wong-Kooi 
Rainer Bromme  Freema  L Elbaz  USA  University of Brunei Darussalam, 
Universitaet  Muenster,  Germany  University of Haifa, Israel  Hans G L Lodewijks  Brunei 
Jere E Brophy  John  Elliott  Tilburg  University,  Shizuo Yoshizaki 
Michigan State  University,  USA  University of East  Anglia,  UK  The Netherlands  Japan  Women’s  University, Japan 
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CONTENTS  OF  VOLUME  15 
Number  1 
A.  Yarrow,  R.  Ballantyne,  B.  Hansford,  I  Teaching in Rural and  Remote Schools:  A Liter- 
P. Herschell  and  J. Millwater  ature  Review 
M.T.  Tatto  15  Improving Teacher  Education  in Rural  Mexico: 
The  Challenges  and  Tensions  of Constructivist 
Reform 
E. Sanchez,  J. Rosales  and  I. Canedo  :  Understanding  and  Communication  in Exposi- 
tive  Discourse:  An  Analysis  of  the  Strategies 
Used  by Expert  and  Preservice  Teachers 
P.C.  Meijer,  N. Verloop  and  D.  Beijaard  Exploring  Language Teachers’  Practical  Know- 
ledge About  Teaching Reading Comprehension 
G.B.  Saxe,  M. Gearhart,  M.L.  Franke,  Teachers’  Shifting  Assessment  Practices  in  the 
S. Howard  and  M. Crockett  Context of Educational  Reform in Mathematics 
E. Wood  and  A.N.  Geddis  Self-Conscious  Narrative  and  Teacher  Educa- 
tion:  Representing  Practice  in  Professional 
Course  Work 
J. Rainer  and  E. Guyton  Democratic  Practices  in Teacher  Education  and 
the  Elementary  Classroom 
Number  2 
Special  Issue 
Teacher  Education  Reforms  in an  Age of Globalization 
J. Elliott  133  Introduction:  Global  and  Local  Dimensions  of 
Reforms  in Teacher  Education 
L.O.  Dahlstrom  143  Transforming  Teacher  Education  for  a Demo- 
cratic  Society—The  Case  of Namibia 
L.W.  Musonda  157  Teacher  Education  Reform  in  Zambia...I s it 
a Case  of a Square  Peg in a  Round  Hole? 
M.  Liuidke  and  A.F.B.  Moreira  169  Recent  Proposals to Reform  Teacher  Education 
in Brazil 
D.  Li  179  Modernization  and Teacher  Education  in China 
N. Ratnavadivel  193  Teacher  Education:  Interface  Between  Practices 
and  Policies—The  Malaysian  Experience 
1979-1997 
J. Sachs  and  S. Groundwater  Smith  The Changing  Landscape of Teacher  Education 
in Australia 
Number  3 
J. Amos  Hatch  229  What  Preservice  Teachers  Can  Learn  From 
Studies  of Teachers’  Work
Contents  of Volume  15 / Teaching and Teacher  Education  15 (1999)  III-VII 
J. Duncan  New  Zealand  Kindergarten  Teachers  and 
Sexual  Abuse  Protection  Policies 
L. Cheng  Changing  Assessment:  Washback  on  Teacher 
Perceptions  and  Actions 
H.  Hodkinson  and  P. Hodkinson  Teaching  to  Learn,  Learning  to Teach?  School- 
based  Non  Teaching  Activity  in  an _ Initial 
Teacher  Education  and  Training  Partnership 
Scheme 
D.D.  Stevens  The  Ideal,  Real  and  Surreal  in School-Univer- 
sity  Partnerships:  Reflections  of  a  Boundary 
Spanner 
R.G.  Smith  301  Piecing  it Together:  Student  Teachers  Building 
Their  Repertoires  in Primary  Science 
J. Shen  and  C.-l.  Hsieh  315  Improving  the  Professional  Status  of Teaching: 
Perspectives  of  Future  Teachers,  Current 
Teachers,  and  Education  Professors 
Essay  Review 
P. Poppleton  325  Tripartite  Teachers  and  Stratified  Schools.  An 
Essay  Review  of Teacher  Morale,  Job  Satisfac- 
tion  and  Motivation 
SaBePNS "R   
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Number  4 
M.L.  Rearick  and  A.  Feldman  Orientations,  Purposes and  Reflection:  A Frame- 
work  for Understanding  Action  Research 
K.S.  Cockrell,  P.L.  Placier,  D.H.  Cockrell  Coming to Terms  With “Diversity”  and “Multi- 
and J.N.  Middleton  culturalism”  in  Teacher  Education:  Learning 
About  Our  Students,  Changing  Our  Practice 
F. O’Connell  Rust  367  Professional  Conversations:  New  Teachers 
Explore  Teaching  Through  Conversation, 
Story, and  Narrative 
J. Huber  and  K. Whelan  A  Marginal  Story  as  a  Place  of  Possibility: 
Negotiating  Self  on the Professional  Knowledge 
Landscape 
C.J.  Craig  397  Parallel  Stories:  A  Way  of  Contextualizing 
Teacher  Knowledge 
A. Zohar  413  Teachers’  Metacognitive  Knowledge  and  the 
Instruction  of Higher  Order  Thinking 
M.L.  Lunenberg  and  M.  Volman  431  Active  Learning:  Views  and Actions  of Students 
and  Teachers  in Basic  Education 
K.M.  Quinlan  Commonalities  and  Controversy  in  Context:  A 
Study of Academic  Historians’  Educational  Beliefs
Contents  of Volume  15 / Teaching and Teacher Education  15 (1999)  III-VII 
Essay  Review 
P. Ponte  465  Action  Research  in Practice,  Practice  in Action 
Research 
Number  5 
M. McKinney, T. Sexton and  M.J.  Meyerson,  47]  Validating  the Efficacy-Based  Change  Model 
G. Ghaith  and  K. Shaaban  487  The  Relationship  Between  Perceptions  of 
Teaching  Concerns,  Teacher  Efficacy,  and 
Selected  Teacher  Characteristics 
G.A.  Meek  and  D.  Behets  Physical  Education  Teachers’  Concerns  To- 
wards  Teaching 
L. Kremer-Hayon  and  H.H.  Tillema  Self-regulated  Learning  in  the  Context  of 
Teacher  Education 
P. Graham  Powerful  Influences:  A Case  of  One  Student 
Teacher  Renegotiating  His  Perceptions  of 
Power  Relations 
T.G.  Puk  and  J.M.  Haines  Are  Schools  Prepared  to  Allow  Beginning 
Teachers  to  Reconceptualize  Instruction? 
K. Tellez  Mexican-American  Preservice  Teachers  and 
the  Intransigency  of  the  Elementary  School 
Curriculum 
L.B.  Smolkin  and J.H.  Suina  Cross-cultural  Partnerships:  Acknowledging the 
“Equal  Other”  in The  Rural/Urban  American 
Indian  Teacher  Education  Program 
Essay Review 
W.L.  Wardekker  591  The Teacher  as  a Critical  Hero 
Number  6 
iil  Editorial 
A.J.  Reiman  The  Evolution  of  the  Social  Roletaking  and 
Guided  Reflection  Framework  in  Teacher 
Education:  Recent  Theory  and  Quantitative 
Synthesis  of Research 
Y. Rich  and  M. Almozlino  Educational  Goal  Preferences  Among  Novice 
and Veteran Teachers of Sciences and Humanities 
T.G.  Dunn  and  C. Shriner  Deliberate  Practice  in Teaching:  What Teachers 
do for Self-Improvement 
Z.  Markovits  and  R. Even  The  Decimal  Point  Situation:  A Close  Look  at 
the  Use  of  Mathematics-Classroom-Situations 
in Teacher  Education
Vi  Contents  of Volume  15 / Teaching and Teacher Education  15 (1999)  I11-VII 
R.C.  Wade,  J.B.  Anderson,  D.B.  Yarbrough,  667  Novice  Teachers’  Experiences  of  Community 
T.  Pickeral,  J.B.  Erickson  and  T. Kromer  Service-Learning 
D.M.  Donahue  685  Service-Learning  for  Preservice  Teachers:  Ethi- 
cal  Dilemmas  for  Practice 
A.G.  Hopkin  697  Quality  Control  and  Quality  Assurance  in 
Teacher  Training  Institutions:  Messages  From 
Botswana 
D.C.  Mapolelo  715  Do Pre-Service  Primary Teachers  Who  Excel  in 
Mathematics  Become  Good  Mathematics 
teachers? 
Number  7 
R. Heller  727  Rhetoric  and  Teacher  Education 
J.D.  Salisbury-Glennon  and  R.J.  Stevens  741  Addressing  Preservice  Teachers’  Conceptions  of 
Motivation 
A. Gitlin,  L. Barlow,  M.D.  Burbank,  753  Pre-Service  Teachers’  Thinking  on  Research: 
D. Kauchak  and  T. Stevens  Implications  for Inquiry Oriented  Teacher  Edu- 
cation 
W.-M.  Roth,  D. Masciotra  and  N.  Boyd  Becoming-in-the-Classroom:  A  Case  Study  of 
Teacher  Development  Through  Coteaching 
J.L.  Keedy  785  Examining  Teacher  Instructional  Leadership 
Within  the Small  Group  Dynamics  of Collegial 
Groups 
C. Conle  801  Moments  of  Interpretation  in  the  Perception 
and  Evaluation  of Teaching 
E. Bovier  and  K.  Boehnke  Do  Liberal  Teachers  Produce  Violent  and 
Xenophobic  Students?  An  Empirical  Study  of 
German  Ninth  Graders  and  Their  Teachers 
K. Nowak-Fabrykowski  and  M. Tardif  The  Changes  that  Were  Postulated  and  Imple- 
mented  in  the  History  Teachers’  Education 
Program  in  Poland  after  the  Collapse  of the 
Communist’s  Regime 
Number  8 
D.  Macdonald  835  Teacher  Attrition:  A Review  of Literature 
P.J.  McEwan  849  Recruitment  of Rural  Teachers  in  Developing 
Countries:  An  Economic  Analysis 
E. Mary  Weiss  861  Perceived  Workplace  Conditions  and  First-Year 
Teachers’  Morale,  Career  Choice  Commitment, 
and  Planned  Retention:  A Secondary  Analysis
Contents  of Volume  15 / Teaching and  Teacher  Education  15 (1999)  I1l-VII  Vil 
J. Draper  and  S. Sharp  881  Becoming a Primary Teacher  in Scotland:  Com- 
paring One-Year  and  Four-Year  Courses 
A.  Reilley  Freese  895  The  Role  of Reflection  on  Preservice  Teachers’ 
Development  in  the  Context  of a  Professional 
Development  School 
K. Tirri,  J.H usu  and  P. Kansanen  The  Epistemological  Stance  Between  the 
Knower  and  the  Known 
D.W.  Friesen,  S. Finney  and  C. Krentz  Together  Against  All  Odds:  Towards  Under- 
standing  the  Identities  of Teachers  of at  Risk 
Students 
J.F.  Donnelly  Schooling  Heidegger:  On  Being  in Teaching 
Essay  Review 
M.  Ben-Peretz  The  Politics  of  Education  and  the  Future  of 
Teaching 
Contents  Index  for Volume  15 
Author  Index  for Volume  15 
Subject  Index  for Volume  15