Secondary Education: An Introduction

David G. Armstrong

Tom V. Savage

Education & Teaching

Macmillan Coll Div

Education: An Introduction

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Schools & Teaching

KEY BENEFITUpdated to reflect the impact of national standards and technology, this comprehensive methods book focuses on the role of the social studies disciplines as a foundation for social studies instruction. KEY TOPICSMulticultural and Gender Issues. Constructing Knowledge: Concepts and Generalizations. Includes a chapter on constructivist learning. MARKETFor Educators and School Administrators for Elementary Social Studies.

Effective Teaching in Elementary Social Studies (4th Edition)

Merrill Pub. Co

For General Secondary Methods and Introduction to Secondary Schools courses. Preparing secondary school teachers for the realities of teaching in today's classrooms can be daunting. Teaching in the Secondary School: An Introduction, 6th Edition, which takes a reflective approach to learning, prepares teachers for today's classroom through increased emphasis on curriculum, differentiated instruction, assessment, and unit and lesson planning. Teachers enter the classroom prepared with practical skills and lessons to create a successful environment for learning where all students succeed.

Teaching in the Secondary School (6th Edition)

Marsha Savage

PRENTICE/HALL

For Foundations of Education or Introduction to Teaching courses. This popular, motivational introduction to the field of education and the roles of today's teachers focuses on four main aspects of teaching: general characteristics of the profession; various needs of today's learners; approaches to management, teaching, and assessment; and, influences of technology, philosophy, sociology, and history on today's educators. Guided by these well-known authors' belief that this book is only the beginning, coverage exhibits a realistic emphasis on the topics that will be of particular concern to novice teachers, especially a unique methods chapter in Part 3: Teaching and Assessing. Numerous projects throughout the material actively engage readers in text content, while the special features encourage reflection, analysis, and self-discovery.

Teaching Today: An Introduction to Education

Politics & Social Sciences

Kenneth T. Henson

Tom V. Savage Kenneth T. Henson David G. Armstrong

Social Sciences

Pearson/Merrill/Prentice Hall

An introduction to the field of education designed to motivate novice teachers and encourage them to be more reflective, analytical, and self-aware. The book focuses on the four main aspects of teaching: - General characteristics- The varied needs of today's learners - Approaches to management, teaching, and assessment- The influences of technology, philosophy, sociology, and history on today's teachers The text shows the present day reality of teaching in this age of economic reform. It strives to help teachers to record their growth towards becoming a certified teacher through the "Initial Development Portfolio" feature. Organized into three parts, "The Changing Profession, Working with Students," and "Forces Shaping Educational Policies and Practices, " this revised edition continues to help both undergraduate and graduate students develop a broad understanding of the complex world of education.

Teaching Today: An Introduction to Education (Instructor's Copy) (8th Edition)

Pearson

Teaching Today - An Introduction to Education Custom Edition for California State University, Fullerton. Brief Contents: The Changing Profession, Working with Students, Forces Shaping Educational Policies and Practices,What is the Role of School in Society, How did we get here, How has Diversity Impacted Teaching, Who are the Students, What does it take to Become a Professional Educator, How is Education Changing. 392 Pages.

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