Teaching and Learning: Building Effective Pedagogies
Published on 24. November 2014
Book
Paperback/Softback
426 pages
978-0-19-552906-7 (ISBN)
Description
Teaching and Learning: Building Effective Pedagogies introduces pre-service teachers to the principles of teaching across early childhood, primary and early middle years of schooling. It is written to provide pre-service teachers with the knowledge and skills to help them teach in a variety of classroom environments for a range of students with diverse learning abilities. The text includes key curriculum documents, provides a critical overview of learning environments and shows how to plan for teaching, learning, assessment and reporting.
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
Melbourne
Australia
Publishing group
Oxford University Press Australia
Target group
College/higher education
Dimensions
Height: 249 mm
Width: 204 mm
Thickness: 23 mm
Weight
1262 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-19-552906-7 (9780195529067)
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Person
Dr Jennifer Howell is a Senior Lecturer at Curtin University. In recent years, Dr Howell's research has focused on different ICTs and how they can be used to enhance learning.
Content
PART 1: THE BEGINNING TEACHER1. The Process of Becoming a TeacherBecoming a teacher: Theory and practiceTheoretical knowledge informing practicePractical experience consolidating theoretical understandingsPutting it all together: The journey of becoming a teacherWhat constitutes an 'effective' teacher?2. Developing Effective PedagogiesEffective pedagogiesLesson objectivesTypes of lessonsPhases of instructionPutting it all togetherMatching teaching strategies with learner needsPART 2: UNDERSTANDING THE PHASES OF LEARNING3. Physical DevelopmentDevelopmentThe brainThe bodyMotor development4. Cognitive DevelopmentWhat is cognitive development?How does play fit into development?Language development5. Psychosocial DevelopmentUnderstanding ourselvesStages of psychosocial developmentEmotional developmentMoral developmentUnderstanding othersTransitionsBeing at riskResilience6. Behavioural Views on DevelopmentBehavioural learning approachesApplied behaviour analysis7. Learner DifferenceUnderstanding learner differencesIntelligenceDisabilities and disordersLearner differences: Legal requirements for schoolsInclusionPART 3: THE PRINCIPLES OF EFFECTIVE TEACHING8. Understanding the Curriculum ContextWhat is a curriculum?Curriculum guidelines9. Understanding Your StudentsThe sociology of educationThe complexity of classroomsMotivation and engagementDiversityInclusionGenderHow to meet the needs of all learners10. Becoming an Effective CommunicatorEffective communicationModels of communicationClassroom communicationInterpersonal communicationCommunication strategiesInstructional strategies and communication11. Managing Your ClassroomDiscipline, behaviour management and classroom managementWhat is misbehaviour?Classroom management: Prevention and correctionSchool-wide approachesTheoretical approaches to classroom managementUseful classroom strategiesDeveloping a classroom management plan12. Planning for Effective Teaching and LearningPlanning: An overviewLesson plansTaxonomies to help with planningLesson structureAssessing the lessonPlanning beyond the lessonInfluences on planning13. Assessment and ReportingThe principles of assessmentReportingRecord keepingPART 4: THE PROFESSIONAL TEACHER14. Identity, Schools and School CultureTypes of schools in AustraliaSchool cultureTeachers and the systems we work withinThe phases of teachingBecoming beginning teachers15. The Ethical PractitionerEthical and legal responsibilitiesThe rights of teachers and studentsThe teaching of values and moralsChildren at risk16. The Education ProfessionProfessional standardsThe current policy agenda in AustraliaInternational policy and its influence on AustraliaGlossaryBibliographyIndex