Teacher Professional Development in Changing Conditions pp 309-329 | Cite as

Resiliency, Resistance and Persistence to be an Urban Teacher

Creating standards that respond to the context of knowledge construction and learning to teach about teaching

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Urban Setting Teacher Preparation Urban School Teacher Candidate Teacher Preparation Program 

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• Francine P. Peterman
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1. 1.Department of Curriculum and FoundationsCleveland State UniversityUSA