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9780805847079

Learning to Teach in An Age of Accountability

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    9780805847079

  • ISBN10:

    0805847073

  • Format: Nonspecific Binding
  • Copyright: 2005-01-01
  • Publisher: LAWRENCE ERLBAUM

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This book documents the brave new world of teacher, administrator, school, and student accountability that has swept across the United States in recent years. Its particular vantage point is the perspective of dozens of new teachers trying to make thei

Table of Contents

Preface ix
Part I: Choosing to Become a Teacher
Introduction
1(46)
1 Teaching Is Messy Work
7(18)
An Inquiry-Oriented Approach to Learning to Teach
10(3)
A Vision of Best Practice in Teacher Education
12(1)
An Inquiry Oriented Approach
12(1)
A Collaborative Approach
12(1)
Narratives in the First Person
13(5)
Growth and Development in the Brave New World of Teaching
18(3)
Good Teaching and Good Teacher Education
21(1)
References
22(3)
2 High-Stakes Teaching
25(22)
The Pressures of Accountability
27(1)
The Intensification of Teaching
28(3)
Teacher Turnover and Teacher Shortage
31(3)
Teacher Quality
34(3)
Danger Signs on the Educational Highway
37(2)
References
39(4)
Going Further and Checking It Out
43(4)
Part II: Teaching as an Autobiographical Act
Introduction
47(58)
3 Vocation? Profession? Or Just a Job?
49(14)
Friends and Family
52(2)
Teaching Motivations
54(2)
New York City Metropolitan Schools
56(2)
Making the Move Into Teaching
58(2)
References
60(3)
4 "Having a Life" as a New Teacher
63(16)
The First Career Crisis
65(1)
"Repairing the World"
66(2)
The Emotional Life of Teaching
68(2)
Tales of Commitment and Caring
70(2)
"Don't Women Have Career Options Other Than Teaching These Days?"
72(2)
Novices and Veterans: Perfect Together
74(2)
References
76(3)
5 From Noble Ideals to Everyday Realities
79(26)
Theory to Practice
81(4)
Teaching Is Tough Work
85(1)
Epiphanies About the Demands and Rewards of Teaching
86(2)
The Three Most Important Things in Teaching
88(2)
The "Dailiness" of Teaching
90(2)
Don't Smile Until Christmas?
92(2)
Heterogeneity and Accountability
94(4)
Crisis and Reform 95 References
98(3)
Going Further and Checking It Out
101(4)
Part III: Encountering Classrooms and Schools
Introduction
105(90)
6 Lessons, Kids, and Classrooms
109(18)
Where Do Good Lessons Come From?
110(3)
Classroom Management
113(3)
Management and Control Are About More Than Management and Control
116(4)
Educational Coursework and School Curriculum
120(5)
References
125(2)
7 Accountability, Autonomy, and Responsibility in the Classroom
127(20)
Accountability in Schools
128(5)
Who's to Blame?
133(4)
Lost Languages: The Unintended Consequences of the Accountability Movement
137(4)
The Ripple Effect of High-Stakes Testing
141(2)
Academic Content Inadequacies
143(3)
References
146(1)
8 Teaching Is Not Just What Happens When You Close the Classroom Door
147(22)
School Relationships-For Better or Worse
149(7)
Scripted Lessons
156(4)
Finding Room for Decision Making
160(4)
The Parent Trap
164(4)
References
168(1)
9 The Global Village of the Classroom
169
Crossing Cultural Divides
171(3)
Diversity Finds the Teacher
174(3)
Class in the Classroom
177(2)
Sorting Students in Modern High Schools
179(4)
Girl (and Boy) Talk
183(3)
Moving Toward a Curriculum of Peace
186(4)
References
190(1)
Going Further and Checking It Out
191(4)
Part IV: New Teachers as Decision Makers
Introduction
195(2)
10 The Past Is Never Past
197(22)
Judicial and Legislative Influences on Schooling
198(4)
The Tyranny of the Local
202(1)
Where Should I Teach?
203(2)
Appreciating the Possibilities of Urban Teaching
205(1)
Desperately Seeking Support
205(3)
Rich and Poor Schools
208(1)
Hitting Bottom
209(2)
The Consequences of School Segregation
211(4)
References
215(4)
11 Teaching as a Political Act
219(26)
Teachers as Agents of Change
221(5)
Recognizing Opportunities and Acting on Them
226(4)
Making Decisions About the Teaching Life
230(3)
Moving Beyond Misconceptions
233(4)
References
237(2)
Going Further and Checking It Out
239(6)
Part V: Confronting the Age of Accountability
Introduction
245(2)
12 Choosing to Make a Difference
247(12)
Karen K. Zumwalt
Author Index 259(4)
Subject Index 263

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