Beginning Teaching
Beginning Learning - In Primary Education
JANET R. Moyles(Author)
Open University Press
Published on 1. October 1995
Book
Hardback
288 pages
978-0-335-19436-0 (ISBN)
Description
This work sets out to explore some of the wider issues that need to be considered when working with primary-age children and how these can be woven into the broad framework of teaching and the teacher's own learning. Examples of classroom practice help to illustrate the different aspects of teaching: what it is to be an effective and competent teacher; classroom processes such as planning, observation and asessment; the variety of ways in which children learn and develop thinking and skills; social interactions and support networks; equal opportunities; and "in loco parentis" responsibilities.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Milton Keynes
United Kingdom
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Illustrations
Illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 230 mm
Weight
500 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-335-19436-0 (9780335194360)
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Content
Part 1 Teaching to learn: do you really want to cope with 30 lively primary children and become an effective teacher?; a place for everything...?; the classroom as a teaching and learning context; seeing clearly - observation in the primary classroom; you don't know what you know 'til you know it! - competency-based teacher education. Part 2 Learning to teach: take some notice of me! Primary children and their learning potential; what shall we do today? Planning for learning - children and teachers!; what shall we put in the fruit salad?; developing investigative thinking and skills in children; not by bread alone - developing thinking and skills in the arts; a story in your head... developing oracy and imaginative skills in children through storytelling; let's co-operate! Developing social skills in the classrrom; do we have to write about it now? Developing writing skills in the primary classroom. Part 3 Responsibilities, roles and relationships: keeping track; assessinng, monitoring and recording children's progress and achievement; it's not fair! Equal opportunities in practice; it takes two to tango! Working with experienced others in the school; don't make a drama out of a crisis! Primary teachers and the law; the road to Damascus - learning from continuing experiences.