Teaching in good faith: Towards a framework for defining the deep supports that grow and retain first-year teachers

Educational Philosophy and Theory 51 (12):1237-1251 (2019)
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‘Good faith’ refers to the existentialist concept of living and acting in harmony with one’s innermost values. An educator who teaches in good faith will fully actualize her philosophy of t...

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