This book is about the reflective journey of Sharada Gade, a teacher-practitioner who turned into a researcher-practitioner. The book holds many lessons, as the author talks about her collaboration with teachers and her experience in coauthoring research reports with them. She also discusses how to teach and implement instructional interventions. This practical knowledge is supported by perspectives from cultural historical activity theory (CHAT). Such a stance offers conceptual clarity to the book's lessons by drawing from across continents, institutions and academic fields. The culmination of these efforts makes for fascinating reading, one that sheds much needed theoretical-practical light for practitioners to take transformative action in their own classrooms.

About the Author
Sharada Gade is erstwhile classroom teacher, independent researcher and member of the International Advisory Board for Educational Action Research. Following doctoral work in Norway, she held postdoctoral fellowships in India, Sweden, the US and the UK.


Book Information
ISBN 9789004512146
Author Sharada Gade
Format Paperback
Page Count 298
Imprint Brill
Publisher Brill
Weight(grams) 528g