Teaching Skills in Further & Adult Education (City & Guilds S.)

by David Minton (Author)

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  Paperback
  1991

  $3.25

  This book presents a new approach to the teaching of adults. It addresses how to teach effectively rather than taking a descriptive or academic standpoint. It is in three parts - Part 1 assumes responsibility at the level of class management , identifying the skills and understanding needed at this level. An activity programme, that includes study skills and preparing micro-lessons, enables the teacher to become effective in a teaching role and competent in the major tasks of teaching. Part 2 assumes responsibility for a learning programme for a group of students . A cyclic approach to preparation, design, implementation, control, communication skills and assessment, enables teachers to work with their students to develop good learning and teaching strategies. Part 3 presents a brief survey of the major learning theorists and discoveries in psychology that underline the model of teaching/learning that is developed in parts 1 and 2.

• Used

  Paperback
  1997

  $3.25

  This best-selling text has been fully revised and updated. Teaching Skills in Further and Adult Education: * helps readers to discover the principles of good practice and how to apply them effectively in teaching and training * integrates a wide variety of activities, tasks and case studies throughout the text to build up understanding, skills and confidence * is ideal for anyone following a teacher training programme such as the City & Guilds Further & Adult Education Teacher's Certificate and equivalent RSA Examinations Board courses * complements Anne Castling's text Competence-based Teaching and Training