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This must-read book offers an exploration of key concepts that will allow trainee and practising teachers to engage in reflection, not only of their work at classroom level, but on education more broadly.
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This must-read book offers an exploration of key concepts that will allow trainee and practising teachers to engage in reflection, not only of their work at classroom level, but on education more broadly.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 252
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Juli 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 173mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 454g
- ISBN-13: 9781138678262
- ISBN-10: 1138678260
- Artikelnr.: 44917712
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 252
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Juli 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 173mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 454g
- ISBN-13: 9781138678262
- ISBN-10: 1138678260
- Artikelnr.: 44917712
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Tom O'Donoghue is Professor of Education in the Graduate School of Education, The University of Western Australia, Australia.
Chapter 1: The Scope of the Book
PART ONE: THE SOCIAL CONTEXT OF EDUCATION
Chapter 2: The Functions of Education;
Chapter 3: Education versus Training;
Chapter 4: Stages of Education Development;
Chapter 5: Education and National Development;
Chapter 6: Globalization and Education.
PART TWO: EDUCATION POLICY
Chapter 7: Key Foci of Policy Analysis;
Chapter 8: Education Policy Orientations;
Chapter 9: Models for Analysing Education Policy;
Chapter 10: Policy Borrowing;
Chapter 11: Policy Changes in Higher Education.
PART THREE: CURRICULUM
Chapter 12: Orientations to Curriculum;
Chapter 13: Approaches to Curriculum Planning;
Chapter 14: Outcomes-based Education;
Chapter 15: Alternatives to the Objectives Model for Curriculum Planning;
Chapter 16: The Curriculum Ideas of Kieran Egan.
PART FOUR: TEACHING AND LEARNING
Chapter 17: Learning and the Conditions that Enhance Learning;
Chapter 18:Questioning Some Taken-for Granted Assumptions about Teaching
and Learning;
Chapter 19: Approaches to Teaching;
Chapter 20: Learning Through Making and Doing;
Chapter 21: Direct Instruction.
PART FIVE: LEADERSHIP IN EDUCATION
Chapter 21: Different Types of Leadership;
Chapter 23: Leadership for Learning;
Chapter 24: Leadership in Assessment for Learning
Chapter 25: Leadership for Change
Chapter 26: Some Challenging Positions for Leaders to Consider.
PART SIX: TEACHER PREPARATION
Chapter 27: The Evolution of Teacher Preparation;
Chapter 28: A Model to Inform Planning for Teacher Preparation;
Chapter 29: Globalisation, Internationalisation and Teacher Preparation;
Chapter 30: Teacher Induction;
Chapter 31: Alternative Models of Teacher Preparation.
PART SEVEN: International Developments in Education
Chapter 32: Standardised Testing;
Chapter 33: National Curriculum;
Chapter 34: Education in Countries in Transition;
Chapter 35: Shadow Education;
Chapter 36: The Challenge of ICT in the Classroom.
PART ONE: THE SOCIAL CONTEXT OF EDUCATION
Chapter 2: The Functions of Education;
Chapter 3: Education versus Training;
Chapter 4: Stages of Education Development;
Chapter 5: Education and National Development;
Chapter 6: Globalization and Education.
PART TWO: EDUCATION POLICY
Chapter 7: Key Foci of Policy Analysis;
Chapter 8: Education Policy Orientations;
Chapter 9: Models for Analysing Education Policy;
Chapter 10: Policy Borrowing;
Chapter 11: Policy Changes in Higher Education.
PART THREE: CURRICULUM
Chapter 12: Orientations to Curriculum;
Chapter 13: Approaches to Curriculum Planning;
Chapter 14: Outcomes-based Education;
Chapter 15: Alternatives to the Objectives Model for Curriculum Planning;
Chapter 16: The Curriculum Ideas of Kieran Egan.
PART FOUR: TEACHING AND LEARNING
Chapter 17: Learning and the Conditions that Enhance Learning;
Chapter 18:Questioning Some Taken-for Granted Assumptions about Teaching
and Learning;
Chapter 19: Approaches to Teaching;
Chapter 20: Learning Through Making and Doing;
Chapter 21: Direct Instruction.
PART FIVE: LEADERSHIP IN EDUCATION
Chapter 21: Different Types of Leadership;
Chapter 23: Leadership for Learning;
Chapter 24: Leadership in Assessment for Learning
Chapter 25: Leadership for Change
Chapter 26: Some Challenging Positions for Leaders to Consider.
PART SIX: TEACHER PREPARATION
Chapter 27: The Evolution of Teacher Preparation;
Chapter 28: A Model to Inform Planning for Teacher Preparation;
Chapter 29: Globalisation, Internationalisation and Teacher Preparation;
Chapter 30: Teacher Induction;
Chapter 31: Alternative Models of Teacher Preparation.
PART SEVEN: International Developments in Education
Chapter 32: Standardised Testing;
Chapter 33: National Curriculum;
Chapter 34: Education in Countries in Transition;
Chapter 35: Shadow Education;
Chapter 36: The Challenge of ICT in the Classroom.
Chapter 1: The Scope of the Book
PART ONE: THE SOCIAL CONTEXT OF EDUCATION
Chapter 2: The Functions of Education;
Chapter 3: Education versus Training;
Chapter 4: Stages of Education Development;
Chapter 5: Education and National Development;
Chapter 6: Globalization and Education.
PART TWO: EDUCATION POLICY
Chapter 7: Key Foci of Policy Analysis;
Chapter 8: Education Policy Orientations;
Chapter 9: Models for Analysing Education Policy;
Chapter 10: Policy Borrowing;
Chapter 11: Policy Changes in Higher Education.
PART THREE: CURRICULUM
Chapter 12: Orientations to Curriculum;
Chapter 13: Approaches to Curriculum Planning;
Chapter 14: Outcomes-based Education;
Chapter 15: Alternatives to the Objectives Model for Curriculum Planning;
Chapter 16: The Curriculum Ideas of Kieran Egan.
PART FOUR: TEACHING AND LEARNING
Chapter 17: Learning and the Conditions that Enhance Learning;
Chapter 18:Questioning Some Taken-for Granted Assumptions about Teaching
and Learning;
Chapter 19: Approaches to Teaching;
Chapter 20: Learning Through Making and Doing;
Chapter 21: Direct Instruction.
PART FIVE: LEADERSHIP IN EDUCATION
Chapter 21: Different Types of Leadership;
Chapter 23: Leadership for Learning;
Chapter 24: Leadership in Assessment for Learning
Chapter 25: Leadership for Change
Chapter 26: Some Challenging Positions for Leaders to Consider.
PART SIX: TEACHER PREPARATION
Chapter 27: The Evolution of Teacher Preparation;
Chapter 28: A Model to Inform Planning for Teacher Preparation;
Chapter 29: Globalisation, Internationalisation and Teacher Preparation;
Chapter 30: Teacher Induction;
Chapter 31: Alternative Models of Teacher Preparation.
PART SEVEN: International Developments in Education
Chapter 32: Standardised Testing;
Chapter 33: National Curriculum;
Chapter 34: Education in Countries in Transition;
Chapter 35: Shadow Education;
Chapter 36: The Challenge of ICT in the Classroom.
PART ONE: THE SOCIAL CONTEXT OF EDUCATION
Chapter 2: The Functions of Education;
Chapter 3: Education versus Training;
Chapter 4: Stages of Education Development;
Chapter 5: Education and National Development;
Chapter 6: Globalization and Education.
PART TWO: EDUCATION POLICY
Chapter 7: Key Foci of Policy Analysis;
Chapter 8: Education Policy Orientations;
Chapter 9: Models for Analysing Education Policy;
Chapter 10: Policy Borrowing;
Chapter 11: Policy Changes in Higher Education.
PART THREE: CURRICULUM
Chapter 12: Orientations to Curriculum;
Chapter 13: Approaches to Curriculum Planning;
Chapter 14: Outcomes-based Education;
Chapter 15: Alternatives to the Objectives Model for Curriculum Planning;
Chapter 16: The Curriculum Ideas of Kieran Egan.
PART FOUR: TEACHING AND LEARNING
Chapter 17: Learning and the Conditions that Enhance Learning;
Chapter 18:Questioning Some Taken-for Granted Assumptions about Teaching
and Learning;
Chapter 19: Approaches to Teaching;
Chapter 20: Learning Through Making and Doing;
Chapter 21: Direct Instruction.
PART FIVE: LEADERSHIP IN EDUCATION
Chapter 21: Different Types of Leadership;
Chapter 23: Leadership for Learning;
Chapter 24: Leadership in Assessment for Learning
Chapter 25: Leadership for Change
Chapter 26: Some Challenging Positions for Leaders to Consider.
PART SIX: TEACHER PREPARATION
Chapter 27: The Evolution of Teacher Preparation;
Chapter 28: A Model to Inform Planning for Teacher Preparation;
Chapter 29: Globalisation, Internationalisation and Teacher Preparation;
Chapter 30: Teacher Induction;
Chapter 31: Alternative Models of Teacher Preparation.
PART SEVEN: International Developments in Education
Chapter 32: Standardised Testing;
Chapter 33: National Curriculum;
Chapter 34: Education in Countries in Transition;
Chapter 35: Shadow Education;
Chapter 36: The Challenge of ICT in the Classroom.