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School-based teacher training : a handbook for tutors and mentors /

Covering both primary and secondary teaching, this handbook offers support to those delivering school-based teacher training. By identifying best practice, the book shows you how to develop your professional knowledge and become an effective teacher educator and mentor.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autores principales: Jarvis, Joy (Autor, Editor ), White, Elizabeth (Elizabeth J.) (Autor, Editor )
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: London : SAGE, 2013.
Temas:
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • pt. A How teacher educators develop their own professional knowledge and understanding
  • 1. The professional development of teacher educators / Joy Jarvis
  • What is a teacher educator and who takes on this role?
  • The early stages of professional development of teacher educators
  • Charting a pathway for your personal and professional development as a teacher educator
  • 2.A whole school approach to professional development / Mike Stevens
  • What does professional development look like in a school?
  • Who are teacher educators in schools?
  • Performance management and teacher educators
  • 3. Becoming a teacher educator: developing a new aspect to your identity / Joy Jarvis
  • Engaging with research
  • Teaching adults
  • Leading learning
  • pt. B Aspects of the professional knowledge and practice of teacher educators
  • 4. The pedagogy of teacher educators / Elizabeth White
  • Embracing change
  • Revealing how to think like a teacher.
  • Contents note continued: Enacting a pedagogy that prepares trainees for working in diverse settings
  • How to critique, develop and articulate uses of modelling in your setting
  • 5. Enhancing professional learning conversations / Sally Graham
  • Finding a space
  • Discover
  • Deepen
  • Do (The 3D approach)
  • An example of using the 3D approach
  • Reflection on the example of using the 3D approach
  • How the 3D approach could work for you
  • 6. How to nurture the development of subject knowledge for teaching / Elizabeth White
  • `Subject knowledge for teaching' or SKfT
  • Creating a SKfT audit and action plan
  • Transforming subject knowledge per se for your learners
  • Identifying the needs of trainees
  • How can SKfT be developed?
  • 7. Providing the right mix of support and challenge / Phil Lenten
  • Support for training
  • planning and practice
  • Appropriate challenge
  • Maximising the benefits of training
  • 8. Practical and experiential support for trainees / Bushra Connors.
  • Contents note continued: Semi-structured interviews
  • Forum Theatre and Augusto Boal
  • When things go wrong
  • 9. Developing your practice through engaging with educational literature / Amanda Roberts
  • The development of teacher professionalism
  • Becoming the teacher you want to be
  • The interdependent nature of educational theory and practice
  • Engaging with `what is known' to support professional development
  • Reading for a purpose
  • 10. Practice-based enquiry as a basis for change / Hilary Taylor
  • The impetus and capacity to effect change through practice-based enquiry
  • Visualising an enquiry process
  • the enquiry tree
  • Planning and undertaking your enquiry
  • Planning for and evaluating impact
  • Sharing what you have learned.