The First Days of Class: A Practical Guide for the Beginning Teacher - Tapa blanda

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"This book has a very good handle on the specifics of what an inexperienced teacher might encounter. It is clearly written and easy to understand."

"Finally, a book about teaching that lives up to its name: it's practical; it does guide; and it is totally appropriate for the beginning teacher. Wilke uses her twenty years of teaching pupils and supervising novice teachers to design a road map to success for teachers embarking on their journeys from the job hunt to the summer vacation following their first year of teaching. If new teachers followed this map, they would certainly succeed in navigating the twists and turns of that most difficult year on the job."

"A comprehensive and thoughtful review of important issues and things to consider for all beginning teachers. This little book could well serve as a mentor for those new to the teaching profession."

"[It] is a "reader friendly" guide written especially for those new to the chaotic yet rewarding art of educating young people, whether in a public or private school environment."

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`This book has a very good handle on the specifics of what an inexperienced teacher might encounter. It is clearly written and easy to understand' - Ken Klopack, Art Educator, Funston Elementary School Chicago, Illinois

This practical guide for beginning teachers walks them through all of the exciting and exacting requirements they will encounter during the first days, weeks, and months of their first year as new teachers. Chapters cover diverse learners, classroom organization and management, curriculum and instruction, lesson planning, professional growth and development, and more. This an ideal volume for new teachers, supply teachers, returning teachers, and newly hired teachers with provisional certification.