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Journal of Education for Teaching Contents and author index, Volume 35, 2009 FOUNDING EDITOR Edgar Stones EDITORIAL BOARD EDH OR Peter Gilroy, Manchester Metropolitan University, England REVIEWS EDITOR Allan Soares, University of Birmingham, England ASSISTANT EDITOR Ken Zeichner, University ofWisconsin-Madison, USA ASSOCIATE EDITORS Anne Adamik-Jaszo, Teacher Training College, Budapest, Hungary Isabel Alarcdo, Universidade deAveiro, Portugal Noeline Alcorn, University of Waikato, New Zealand Richard Bates, Deakin University, Australia Robert V. Bullough, Jr, CITES, Brigham Young University, USA Maria das Gracas Furtado Feldens, Universidade do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil Peter Grimmett, Simon Fraser University, British Columbia, Canada Regis Malet, Universite de Lille 3, France Paul Morris, Hong Kong Institute of Education Nikolai D. Nikandrov, Presidium Russian Academy of Pedagogical Sciences, Russia Theodor Sander, Universitdt Osnabriick, Germany Peter Sullivan, La Trobe University, Australia Shin'ichi Susuki, Waseda University, Japan Sumlee Thongthew, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand Kirsi Tirri, University of Helsinki, Finland Gaby Weiner, Umed University, Sweden Zuoyu Zhou, Beijing Normal University, China VOLUME 35 NUMBER 1 FEBRUARY 2009 Editorial Peter Gilroy 1 Articles Bullying and the postgraduate trainee teacher: a comparative study Keira Sewell, Tim Cain, Alex Woodgate-Jones and Anne Srokosz (England) 3 Teachers’ experiences of mentoring on a flexible initial teacher education programme: implications for partnership development Maggie Pitfield and Liz Morrison (England) 19 Teaching in culturally diverse contexts: what knowledge about ‘self and ‘others’ do teachers need? Ninetta Santoro (Australia) 33 Rehearsing to teach: content-specific deconstruction of instructional explanations in pre-service teacher training Noriyuki Inoue (USA) 47 Assessment policy and practice effects on New Zealand and Queensland teachers’ conceptions of teaching Gavin T.L. Brown, Robert Lake and Gabrielle Matters (New Zealand and Australia) 61 Towards a new professionalism: enhancing personal and professional development in teacher education Birgitte Malm (Sweden) 77 Research in progress From a medicinal to educational context: implementing a signature pedagogy for enhanced parent-teacher communication Benjamin H. Dotger (USA) 93 Book reviews 95 Acknowledgement to referees and book reviewers 103 VOLUME 35 NUMBER 2 MAY 2009 Editorial Peter Gilroy 105 Articles Education for ethically sensitive teaching in critical incidents at school Eija Hanhimdki and Kirsi Tirri (Finland) 107 Articulation and re-articulation: development of a model for providing quality feedback to pre-service teachers on practicum Stephanie White (New Zealand) 123 Mentors’ written lesson appraisals: the impact of different mentoring regimes on the content of written lesson appraisals and the match with pre-service teachers’ perceptions of content Roger Lock, Allan Soares and Julie Foster (England) 133 11 Understanding mainland Chinese students’ motivations for choosing teacher education programmes in Hong Kong Xuesong Gao and John Trent (China) 145 The effectiveness of cooperative learning with trainee teachers Garry Hornby (New Zealand) 161 District professional development models as a way to introduce primary-school teachers to natural science curriculum reforms in one district in South Africa Bongani D. Bantwini (South Africa) 169 Reforming further education teacher training: a policy communities and policy networks analysis David Holloway (England) 183 Book reviews 197 VOLUME 35 NUMBER 3 AUGUST 2009 Editorial Peter Gilroy 203 Articles Transversal training within secondary teachers’ training in the face of current reforms in France Guy Lapostolle, Sophie Genelot and Bonjils Beatrice Mahilon (France) 205 The appropriateness of teacher self-disclosure: a comparative study of China and the USA Shaoan Zhang, Qingmin Shi and Shiqi Hao (USA) 225 The wicked and complex in education: developing a transdisciplinary perspective for policy formulation, implementation and professional practice Anne Bore and Nigel Wright (England) 241 ) Transformational experiences and deep learning: the impact of an intercultural study visit to India on UK initial teacher education students Stephen Scqffham and Jonathan Barnes (England) 257 Promoting the scholarship of teaching through reflective e-portfolios in teacher education Una Pelliccione and Glenda Raison (Australia) 271 Initial teacher education in the panopticon Chris Wilkins and Phil Wood (England) 283 Research in progress Formative assessment practices in reading instruction in pre-service teachers’ elementary school classrooms Kathleen Carroll Luttenegger (USA) 299 Book reviews 303 VOLUME 35 NUMBER 4 NOVEMBER 2009 Special issue: Capacity building in teacher education research Guest editors: Ian Menter and Jean Murray Editorial Peter Gilroy 313 Introduction Capacity building in teacher education research Ian Menter and Jean Murray (Scotland and England) 315 Articles A critical history of research assessment in the United Kingdom and its post-1992 impact on education Peter Gilroy and Olwen McNamara (England) 321 Research capacity building in teacher education: Scottish collaborative approaches Donald Christie and Ian Menter (Scotland) 337 Harnessing the slipstream: building educational research capacity in Northern Ireland. Size matters Ruth Leitch (Northern Ireland) 355 How engagement with research changes the professional practice of teacher-educators: a case study from the Welsh Education Research Network Howard Tanner and Susan M.B. Davies (Wales) 373 Capacity = expertise x motivation x opportunities: factors in capacity building in teacher education in England Jean Murray, Marion Jones, Olwen McNamara and Grant Stanley (England) 391 Building capacity through teacher enquiry: the Scottish Schools of Ambition Moira Hulme, Vivienne Baumfield and Fran Payne (Scotland) 409 Scallops, schools and scholars: reflections on the emergence of a research-oriented learning project Donald Gray, Archie Graham, Yvonne Dewhurst, Gillian Kirkpatrick, Lindsay MacDougall, Sandra Nicol and Graeme Nixon (Scotland) 425 The TEG bibliography: having knowledge and using it - next steps? Karl Wall, Anne Campbell, Ian Hextall, Moira Hulme, Marion Jones, Pat Mahony, Ian Menter, Jean Murray and Richard Procter (England and Scotland) 441 Book reviews 453 Contents and author index. Volume 35, 2009 461 Author index Bantwini, Bongani D. 169 Mabilon, Bonfils Beatrice 205 Barnes, Jonathan 257 MacDougall, Lindsay 425 Baumfield, Vivienne 409 Mahony, Pat 441 Bore, Anne 241 Malm, Birgitte 77 Brown, Gavin T.L. 61 Matters, Gabrielle 61 McNamara, Olwen 321, 391 Cain, Tim 3 Menter, Ian 315, 337, 441 Campbell, Anne 441 Morrison, Liz 19 Christie, Donald 337 Murray, Jean 315, 391, 441 Davies, Susan M.B. 373 Nicol, Sandra 425 Dewhurst, Yvonne 425 Nixon, Graeme 425 Dotger, Benjamin H. 93 Payne, Fran 409 Foster, Julie 133 Pelliccione, Lina 271 Pitfield, Maggie 19 Gao, Xuesong 145 Procter, Richard 441 Genelot, Sophie 205 Gilroy, Peter 1, 105, 203, 313, 321 Raison, Glenda 271 Graham, Archie 425 Gray, Donald 425 Santoro, Ninetta 33 Scoffham, Stephen 257 Hanhimaki, Eija 107 Sewell, Keira 3 Hao, Shiqi 225 Shi, Qingmin 225 Hextall, Ian 441 Soares, Allan 133 Holloway, David 183 Srokosz, Anne 3 Hornby, Garry 161 Stanley, Grant 391 Hulme, Moira 409, 441 Tanner, Howard 373 Inoue, Noriyuki 47 Tirri, Kirsi 107 Trent, John 145 Jones, Marion 391, 441 Wall, Karl 441 Kirkpatrick, Gillian 425 White, Stephanie 123 Wilkins, Chris 283 Lake, Robert 61 Wood, Phil 283 Lapostolle, Guy 205 Woodgate-Jones, Alex 3 Leitch, Ruth 355 Wright, Nigel 241 Lock, Roger 133 Luttenegger, Kathleen Carroll 299 Zhang, Shaoan 225 i I 1 . ^ ' "V

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