Studying Teacher Education · 2008 · 11 citations · 16 references
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This article reports a self-study conducted during my four-year tenure as head of the elementary school department within a college of education. During that period, I explored my developing understanding of the role of relationships in the processes of my professional and personal growth. I describe the three cycles of action that comprise the process of change I instigated in the department. I also describe the three phases I identified retrospectively. These relate to the transformations I experienced in my understanding, conceptions, and actions regarding relationships and leadership.
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