- “All of us learn, and continue to learn, from our colleagues, our experiences, and from our distant teachers- those separated from us not only by geographic distance but by time.”
- “A favorite activity of ours is to imagine a dinner party for twelve where we can invite anyone we want, living or dead. The catch, of course, is that these twelve folks are going to discuss our research project.”
- “It can be a relief to realize that we don’t need to rediscover everything.”
This article reminded me of graduate school, where my classmates and I discovered that teaching is all about stealing each other’s ideas and copying it in your classroom. And it's encouraged! Seriously? You want us to copy what other people are doing? What other profession allows you to do that? :o)
The question I had was: Does our research have to be based on peer reviewed research articles, or can we use teacher published books (such as Debbie Miller)?
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