Table of Contents
Editorial
| Introduction to Special Edition | |
| Clive McGee, Beverley Cooper |
Articles
| Initial teacher eduction and the a New Zealand curriculum | |
| Clive McGee, Bronwen Cowie, Beverley Cooper |
| Shifting conceptualisations of knowledge and learning in the implementation of the New Zealand curriculum: Conceptual models and a preliminary analysis of data | |
| Vanessa Andreotti, Amosa Fa'afoi, Margaret Giroux |
| Connecting key competencies and social inquiry in primary social studies pedagogy: Initial teacher education students’ planning decisions and reflections | |
| Pip Hunter, Paul Keown, Jill Wynyard |
| Exploring the front end of New Zealand curriculum in student teacher education: An example from language and mathematics education | |
| Judy Bailey, Marilyn Blakeney-Williams, Wendy Carss, Bronwen Cowie, Ngarewa Hawera, Merilyn Taylor |
| Getting it straight: The difference between inquiry-based learning and teaching as inquiry as taught to prospective teachers | |
| Sue Bridges, Fiona Gilmore |
| Stepping out of the “ivory tower”: An initial teacher educator’s experience of returning to the classroom | |
| Kirsten Petrie |
| Decomposition and approximation: Finding a language for ITE practices in New Zealand | |
| Jane McChesney |
| Opening eyes to different worlds | |
| Vicki M Carpenter |
| Putting it all together: Action research in teaching practice | |
| Steven Sexton |
| Effective pedagogy: The influence of teacher educators’ practice on student teachers’ practice and philosophy | |
| Jill Paris, Adair Polson-Genge, Brenda Shanks |
| Students’ perceptions of the effectiveness of pre-service technology courses | |
| Brent Mawson |
| Establishing the “new” into “the way we do things”: Reviewing paper aims and content in response to national and local developments | |
| Kerry Earl |
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