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Month: April 2011

Metaphors for Instruction?

April 4, 2011April 5, 2011 / Lisa Rampton Halverson / Leave a comment

As I work on my conversation paper, which draws on Gibbons' use of conversation as a metaphor for instruction, I'm wondering: what are the other explicit metaphors which have been made for instruction?  I read Anna Sfard's article comparing the "acquisition" and "participation" metaphors -- but these are actually metaphors of learning more than of … Continue reading Metaphors for Instruction?

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