Reflective Teaching: Evidence-Informed Professional Practice (Continuum Studies in Reflective Practice and Theory)

by Professor Andrew Pollard (Author)

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  2005

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  Reflective Teaching is the most lucidly-written resource for teaching today. It is the best-selling, one-stop resource for trainee and newly qualified teachers. Tie-in website - contains further resources and material for learning. This is updated religiously by the authors every term. Improved text design and layout - to help the student navigate the text Reflective activities, chapter summaries and checklists - to allow students to navigate sections and check their learning Further reading and updated references - for each chapter Indexed - according to the requirements for qualified teacher status. Checklists - to provide at a glance guides to best classroom practice Summaries - of the structure, themes and objectives of each chapter. Reflective Teaching is the definitive textbook supporting reflective teaching and high quality classroom practice. It provides comprehensive support for trainee and newly qualified teachers and classroom support staff, and is widely used for in-service courses and school-based development activities. Reflective Teaching may be used on its own, but it is also fully integrated with two supplementary resources. These are: Readings for Reflective Teaching: a mini-library providing easy access to 120 key education texts, both classic and contemporary. www rtweb.info: a regularly updated website offering guidance on further reading, illustrative activities, and a compendium of educational terms.

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  Paperback
  2002

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  There are a variety of views on teaching. At one extreme, some teachers deny any value to theoretical thinking: learning to teach consists merely of acquiring tips from experienced hands. At the other extreme, some academics have a very abstract, theoretical approach. reflective teaching lies between - it allows practitioners to relate practice and theory within their own particular contexts.