This book aims to address this gap in educator preparation programs through sharing and affirming teachers’ voices as sources of pedagogical knowledge.
This book aims to address this gap in educator preparation programs through sharing and affirming teachers’ voices as sources of pedagogical knowledge.
Dr. Jo-Anne Kerr taught high school English for 25 years and is now Professor of English at Indiana University of Pennsylvania where she teaches English and English education methods courses and supervises student teachers. Jo-Anne is director of IUP's English Education Program. Dr. Linda Norris taught English at the secondary level for over 15 years and is currently Professor of English at Indiana University of Pennsylvania where she has taught English, secondary English preparation courses, and has supervised student teachers for the past 24 years. Linda received the 2007 Richard A. Meade Award from the National Council of Teachers of English and the 2009 Pennsylvania Teacher Educator of the Year Award from the Pennsylvania Association of Colleges and Teacher Educators.
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Dedication Foreword Acknowledgments Foreword-Janet Alsup Introduction-Linda Norris and Jo-Anne Kerr Preface-Sara Kirkpatrick Rhodes Section I Chapter 1: Of Early Dismissals and Observations-Ian Cunningham Chapter 2: One Size Never Fits All: Teaching the Same Lesson with Differing Outcomes-Samantha DiMauro Chapter 3: The Best-Laid Plans?-Emily DuPlessis Chapter 4: The Fault of Technology: When the Projector Dies-Alexander Hagood Section II Chapter 5: Creating an Atmosphere of Respect and Rapport-Scott Gibbons Chapter 6: Many Things to Many People: Life as a New Teacher-Heather Lowry Section III Chapter 7: A Horse to Water-Shane Conrad Chapter 8: A Tumultuous First Year-Richard Courtot Chapter 9: Teaching to an Empty Desk-Edward Litzinger Chapter 10: An Unexpected Teachable Moment-Michael Tosti Section IV Chapter 11: Teacher-Parent-Tara Brodish Chapter 12: Lessons that "Stick"-Nicole Frankenfield Chapter 13: Teaching a Student with Depression-Patrick Gahagan Chapter 14: The Pang of Terror-Janel Prinkey Chapter 15: Defending and Protecting My Students-Caroline Lehman Afterword-Sara Kirkpatrick Rhodes, Linda Norris, Jo-Anne Kerr Appendices A and B References About the Contributors Index
Dedication Foreword Acknowledgments Foreword-Janet Alsup Introduction-Linda Norris and Jo-Anne Kerr Preface-Sara Kirkpatrick Rhodes Section I Chapter 1: Of Early Dismissals and Observations-Ian Cunningham Chapter 2: One Size Never Fits All: Teaching the Same Lesson with Differing Outcomes-Samantha DiMauro Chapter 3: The Best-Laid Plans?-Emily DuPlessis Chapter 4: The Fault of Technology: When the Projector Dies-Alexander Hagood Section II Chapter 5: Creating an Atmosphere of Respect and Rapport-Scott Gibbons Chapter 6: Many Things to Many People: Life as a New Teacher-Heather Lowry Section III Chapter 7: A Horse to Water-Shane Conrad Chapter 8: A Tumultuous First Year-Richard Courtot Chapter 9: Teaching to an Empty Desk-Edward Litzinger Chapter 10: An Unexpected Teachable Moment-Michael Tosti Section IV Chapter 11: Teacher-Parent-Tara Brodish Chapter 12: Lessons that "Stick"-Nicole Frankenfield Chapter 13: Teaching a Student with Depression-Patrick Gahagan Chapter 14: The Pang of Terror-Janel Prinkey Chapter 15: Defending and Protecting My Students-Caroline Lehman Afterword-Sara Kirkpatrick Rhodes, Linda Norris, Jo-Anne Kerr Appendices A and B References About the Contributors Index
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