A Guide to Teaching Practice - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

HOW CAN NEW TEACHERS APPLY WHAT THEY HAVE LEARNT TO HOW THEY TEACH? A frequent complaint of student teachers is that what they learn does not equip them for, or is irrelevant to, the practice of teaching. The challenge is to find an approach to teaching and learning which will be of maximum benefit to teachers at work. The bestselling A Guide to Teaching Practice, first published in 1977, provides such an approach. It offers comprehensive analysis and advice about all aspects of teaching and learning. The third edition, which deals with both primary and secondary teaching, includes new material on disruptive behaviour in schools and management and control in the classroom. The authors have added an appendix on computers in schools, and consider the role of the New Right in the development of education. Louis Cohen is Professor of Education at Loughborough University of Technology. Lawrence Manion was formerly Principal Lecturer at Manchester Polytechnic. Cover design: Terry Foley Teaching training/Education
It is impossible to do full justice to such a detailed book of almost five hundred pages. In essence it covers just about everything a student teacher needs to know in a single volume. This is a welcome new edition of what has become something of a standard text for student teachers

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