Teaching Your Occupation to Others A Guide to Surviving the First Year

Name: Teaching Your Occupation to Others A Guide to Surviving the First Year
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ISBN: 9780205271016

ISBN-10: 0205271014

ISBN-13: 9780205271016

Edition: 2nd 1998 (Revised)

Authors: Paul A. Bott

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New teachers often face challenges in their first year of teaching that their textbooks might not have prepared them for: getting a job, preparing for the first day of teaching, ordering supplies, assuming the role of teacher, and more. This book is a survival guide for teachers with the "first year jitters." This book gets straight to the point of what works for new teachers, and in a clear, engaging voice, explains how to do it. The book offers numerous methods for instruction not specific to any one subject or content area. The realities of the modern classroom are reflected in this "must have" guide. Designed for anyone thinking about entering the teaching profession or novice teachers.

Book details

List price: $117.80
Edition: 2nd
Copyright year: 1998
Publisher: Allyn & Bacon, Incorporated
Publication date: 7/30/1997
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 177
Size: 8.50" wide x 11.00" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.298
Language: English



Preface



Are You Sure You Really Want to Teach? Paths to Becoming a Teacher


Why People Become Teachers


Paths to Becoming a Teacher


What To Do To Become a Teacher


Getting a Job Teaching



Surviving the First Few Days


Initial School Contact


Meeting the School Team


Your First Day of Teaching


Ordering Materials, Supplies, and Equipment


Initial Course Planning


Professional Involvement



How People Learn. Some Principles of Learning


Learning Theories


Principles of Learning


Levels of Learning


Individual Differences



What? Me a Teacher? Assuming the Role of a Teacher


Student Needs


A Climate for Learning


Traits of the Teacher



Helping Your Horse Keep Up With the Cart. Techniques for Organizing Your Course


The Instructional Process


Develop Performance Objectives


Determining Evaluation Criteria and Methods


Organizing the Lessons


The Lesson Plan



There's More Than One Way To Skin a Cat. Techniques of Teaching


Communication Skills


Communication Techniques


Instructional Techniques


Questions in Instruction


Instructional Aids



How Do You Know That You Did What You Set Out To Do? Some Techniques of Evaluation


Evaluation of Student Achievement


Objective Tests


Evaluation of Instruction


Appendices


Student leadership Development organizations


Completed Instructor's Lesson Plan


Textbook Evaluation Form


Checklist for Analyzing an Instructor's Lesson Plan


Code of Ethics


Community Resource Speakers Form


Audiovisual Resources Form


Sample Examination


Performance Test


Performance Test Rating Sheet


Lesson Observation Rating Form


Student Appraisal of Instruction