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Preface | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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For Faculty and Students Using this Book | |
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Doing Fieldwork In Education | |
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Conducting Observation and Interview Research | |
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Why Beginning Teachers Need to do Fieldwork Anthropology and Traditions of Observation Observing and Noticing | |
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Things Observing Language Observing Authority and Power | |
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On the Non-Neutrality of the Observer Creating an Individual School or District Profile | |
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Entering into a School Setting Setting up a School Observation Guidelines for Writing Field | |
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Notes Participant Observation Field | |
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Notes Journals and Diaries Creating a Journal or Diary Writing and Reflection | |
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Ethical Issues | |
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Conclusion | |
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Observation Instruments | |
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General Observation of a Classroom Observing an Individual Student | |
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Student Interaction in the Classroom | |
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Impressions of Student Characteristics Understanding | |
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How Well Students Understand Instruction | |
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Observing on a Child with a Learning or Behavior | |
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Problem Observing a Child who is Exceptionally | |
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Bright or Creative Learning about Teachers Routines | |
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Phases of Instruction Observing Language | |
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Arts Instruction Observing Reading Instruction | |
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Reading Skills Instruction Observation | |
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Observing Pre-Reading Activities | |
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Observing Physical Education | |
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Instruction Observing Instruction for English | |
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Language Learners Observing School | |
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Related Meetings Observing a Media Center | |
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Observing a Technology Lab Observing a Cafeteria | |
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Observing the Integration of Technology into Classroom | |
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Instruction Observing Art Instruction Observing | |
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Band Instruction Observing in a Museum, Exploratorium | |
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Planeterium or Exhibition Looking for Root Metaphors in the Classroom | |
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Interview Instruments | |
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Learning about a Teacher as an Individual Learning about a School | |
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Administrator as an Individual Interviewing a Student (Understanding How Well Students Understand Instruction) | |
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A Three-step Model for Conducting Classroom | |
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Observations and Interviews and Participating in Classroom Activity | |
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Bibliography | |