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Introduction to Teaching Becoming a Professional

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ISBN-10: 0130108588

ISBN-13: 9780130108586

Edition: 2002

Authors: Donald P. Kauchak, Paul D. Eggen, Candace Carter

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For introductory courses in teaching and education. How do you attract, prepare and retain future teachers? This highly applied text introduces beginning education students to teaching and presents an honest look at the real world of students, teachers, classrooms, and schools. Each chapter begins with a case study that helps the reader understand how chapter topics relate to the real world of teaching. In addition, each concept and discussion is framed within a case, so throughout the book students are applying concepts to real situations that teachers face everyday. Look for book icons to indicate where the text refers back to the opening case.
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Book details

List price: $71.00
Copyright year: 2002
Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
Publication date: 8/27/2001
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 512
Size: 7.75" wide x 9.75" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.980
Language: English

The Profession
Why Become a Teacher?
Why People Decide to Teach
Rewards and Difficulties in Teaching
The Teaching Profession
Becoming a Teacher in an Era of Reform
The Teaching Profession
Teaching: A Time Perspective
Teaching: Dealing With Complexities
The Multiple Roles of Teaching
Who Will You Work With?
Students
Learner Diversity: Differences in Today's Students
Cultural Diversity
Gender
Ability Differences
Learning Styles
Students with Exceptionalities
Changes in American Society: Influences on Today's Schools
A Changing Society
Students Placed At-Risk
Foundations
Education in the United States: Its Historical Roots
The Colonial Period (1607-1775)
The Early National Period (1775-1820)
The Common School Movement (1820-1865)
The Evolution of the American High School
The Progressive Era
Searching for Equality: The Education of Cultural Minorities
The Modern Era: Schools Instruments for National Purpose and Social Change
Educational Philosophy: The Intellectual Foundations of American Education
Philosophy and the Philosophy of Education
Traditional Schools of Philosophy
Exploring Diversity: Philosophy and Cultural Minorities
Philosophies of Education
Developing as a Professional: Forming a Personal Philosophy of Education
The Organization of American Schools
What Is a School?
The Organization of Schools
Early-Childhood Programs
Elementary Schools
High Schools, Junior High Schools, and Middle Schools
What Is an Effective School?
Governance and Finance: Regulating and Funding Schools
Governance: How Are Schools Regulated and Run?
School Finance: How Are Schools Funded?
Emerging Issues in School Governance and Finance
School Law: Ethical and Legal Influence on Teaching
Law, Ethics, and Teacher Professional Decision Making
The U.S. Legal System
Teachers' Rights and Responsibilities
Religion and the Law
Students' Rights and Responsibilities
Teaching
The School Curriculum
What Is Curriculum?
Forces That Influence the Curriculum
Controversies in the Curriculum
Instruction in American Classrooms
Looking in Classrooms to Define Effective Teaching
Using Our Understanding of Learning to Define Effective Teaching
Technology in American Schools
What Is Technology?
Using Technology in the Classroom
Issues in the Use of Educational Technology
Careers
Joining the Profession
Characteristics of Beginning Teachers
Knowledge and Learning to Teach
Joining the Profession
Surviving Your First Year of Teaching
Directory of State Teacher-Certification Offices
References
Glossary
Name Index
Subject Index