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The Problematology of Supervising Student Teachers

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Recently, while watching the news regarding the latest sex scandal involving an American politician, I was reminded of Bill Clinton’s discussion of his affair with Monica Lewinsky in a 2004 interview with Dan Rather on 60 Minutes. Clinton said that he had the affair “Just because I could” (McDermott, 2009, para. 15). He went on to say “I think that’s just about the most morally indefensible reason that anybody could have for doing anything – when you do something just because you could” (para. 16).

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Cuenca, A. (2012). The Problematology of Supervising Student Teachers. In: Supervising Student Teachers. SensePublishers, Rotterdam. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6209-095-8_2

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