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9780137016877

Field Experience A Guide to Reflective Teaching

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  • ISBN13:

    9780137016877

  • ISBN10:

    0137016875

  • Edition: 7th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2009-05-27
  • Publisher: Pearson

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Summary

Provides readers with the tools they need to get the most out of their classroom teaching and observation experiences.This book addresses the various types of field experience and encourages the readers to consider what he or she brings to that experience and what factors the school and community play.Pre-service teachers and administrators.

Table of Contents

Preface
Acknowledgments
Orientation
Types of Field Experience (with Aram deKoven)
Common Features
Varieties of Teaching Situations
The Student Teaching Experience
Placement Tips
Notes
Concerns and Personal Goals
Analyzing Concerns
Expressing Goals
Notes
Reflecting on Field Experiences: Fieldwork Logs
What Is Reflective Thinking and Why Is It Desirable?
When Should I Write My Logs?
What Is the Anatomy of a Log?
Criteria for Evaluating Fieldwork Logs
Notes
What Do You Bring to the Experience?
Personal Influences on a Perspective
Experience as a Learner
Favorite Subject Matter and Topics
Experience as a Teacher
Notes
Contributions of Foundational Studies
Six Basic Issues of Teaching
Interrelations among the Six Issues
Notes
Contributions of Methods Courses
Lesson Planning
Instructional Activities
Curriculum Emphasis
Theory and Practice
Notes
Initial Perspective
Sorting Out Ideas
Analysis of Beliefs
Tracing Origins
Considering Consequences
Goals
Notes
What Is the Situation Where You Will Teach?
The Community and the School
The Community
The School
Note
The Classroom, Technology, and the Curriculum (with Aram deKoven)
The Classroom
Technology
The Curriculum
Notes
The Students (with Aram deKoven)
Students in the School
Students in the Classroom
Students at Risk
Diversity in the Classroom
Notes
The Cooperating Teacher
What Have You Learned?
The Fieldwork Portfolio (with Laurie Vasily)
The Anatomy of a Fieldwork Portfolio
Epilogue
Notes
Instruments
Sample Logs and Fieldwork Portfolios
Additional Bibliography
Index
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