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Inbound, outbound or peripheral: the impact of discourses of 'organisational' professionalism on becoming a teacher in English further education
Ann Marie Bathmaker,
James Avis
Huddersfield Centre for Research in Education and Society (HudCRES)
Department of Education
School of Business, Education and Law
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Further Education
100%
Professionalism
100%
Outbound
100%
Inbound
100%
Organizational Professionalism
100%
Teaching-learning
33%
Student Learning
33%
Educational Practice
33%
Teacher Identity
33%
Occupational Professionalism
33%
Teacher Professionalism
33%
Public Services
33%
Specialism
33%
Novice Teachers
33%
Current Change
33%
What Matters
33%
Student Teaching
33%
Dominant Discourse
33%
Social Sciences
Continuing Education
100%
English
100%
Discourse
100%
Teaching Practice
25%
Educational Practice
25%
Narrative
25%
Teacher Identity
25%
Public Utilities
25%