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Editors’ Introduction: Teacher Epistemology and Ontology: Emerging Perspectives on Writing Instruction and Classroom Discourse

Mary M. Juzwik, Ellen Cushman

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Editors Juzwik and Cushman introduce the November issue, which examines how teachers know, understand, and approach writing, the teaching of writing, and, more broadly, classroom discourse.

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Editors Juzwik and Cushman introduce the November issue, which examines how teachers know, understand, and approach writing, the teaching of writing, and, more broadly, classroom discourse.

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Editors Juzwik and Cushman introduce the November issue, which examines how teachers know, understand, and approach writing, the teaching of writing, and, more broadly, classroom discourse.

Key concepts: Ontology, Pedagogy, Sociology, Linguistics, Psychology, Epistemology, Mathematics education, Philosophy

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