Back to the Future

In this essay, the author argues for a reconsideration of the teachers college tradition within teacher ed curriculum. The author draws upon history and moral philosophy to make the case that the teaching profession has declined because teacher educators have neglected the philosophical tradition that the author maintains is the key to our future. The author's thesis is that we must return to the teachers college tradition if we expect to flourish as a real profession and contribute to the civic health of our nation

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• The Trouble with Ed Schools

  David F Labaree•Trouble with Ed Schools•2017

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• The American College and University

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• The Structure of Scientific Revolutions

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• After virtue

  Michael Maidan•History of European Ideas•1985

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• Ed School

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• Ed School

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• Curriculum for Teachers

  J Wesley Null•Educational Studies•2007

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• Sources of the Self

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