Teaching in secondary schools requires a professional mindset and the confidence to face challenging situations.
This highly practical and accessible book for all secondary initial teacher education trainees will help you to develop the knowledge and skills required to excel on your school placements.
With case studies from qualified teachers who have been through it all ahead of you, you will be guided through key issues in training to be a teacher: planning and teaching lessons, working with your school mentor, understanding how pupils learn, and discovering how schools
really work.
John Keenan is Senior Lecturer in Education at Birmingham Newman University.
Andy Hind is Head of the Centre for Teacher Education at the University of Warwick.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
1. Becoming part of the teaching profession
2. How schools work
3. Working with your mentor
4. Subject knowledge: being the expert in the room
5. What you need to know about the law, policy and regulation
6. Cognitive science
7. Running a lesson
8. Recognising and responding to diversity
9. Knowing and documenting progress
10. The complex nature of learning
11. Creating your professional identity
12. Looking towards the future
13. Classroom enquiry, critical engagement, and going beyond
Über den Autor
Dr Andy Hind worked as a science teacher in Leeds and Bradford before moving the University of Leeds as a researcher of science education. At the end of these projects Andy returned to secondary teaching as a Head of Science in a secondary school in Leeds and then moved on to work in Initial Teacher Education as a science tutor for both the Open University and Manchester University. Andy moved to Newman University in 2010 where he taught on both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes before his current role as a Head of Secondary Teacher Education at Warwick University. He is also member of Universities’ Council for the Education of Teachers and on national steering committees helping to define the future direction of teacher training.