Re: Origin of phrase "teachable moment"?

From: Vera P. John-Steiner (vygotsky@unm.edu)
Date: Thu Feb 17 2000 - 08:26:40 PST

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Hi,
I think the term was first used among the pioneers of the Bank Street
College of Education in New York, at least that is where I heard it,
Vera

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