- Taschenbuch: 34 Seiten
- Verlag: lulu.com (25. August 2009)
- Sprache: Englisch
- ISBN-10: 1435727185
- ISBN-13: 978-1435727182
- Größe und/oder Gewicht: 19 x 19 x 0,2 cm
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First Class (What They Don't Teach You At McGill Education Faculty) reveals secrets that every new teacher yearns to discover. Seasoned teachers know that preparation, compassion, and an understanding of human nature are key ingredients in the recipe for effective classroom management. Teaching is an adventure; at the start, it is a challenge something like bungee jumping. You close your eyes, leap into thin air, and with any luck you bounce back up again and emerge from the experience shaken and stirred, feeling more alive than ever before. That is the joy of the profession - minds sparking minds and an unquenchable curiosity for what comes next. Believe in yourself, believe in your students, and the magic will follow.
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Highly recommended for teachers and parents!
16. März 2011
Sharen McDonald's book on classroom teaching is brief; its potential value to educators, both the novice and the experienced, however, is priceless. The book is comprised of two letters: the first, written to her son as he embarks on a career teaching English as a second language in Japan, contains her advice on classroom management; the second is a poignant end of year letter to her students, which reveals her philosophy of education as well as her fondness for her chosen vocation.
Drawing on personal experience, initially she points out that teacher training tends to stress history and philosophy to student teachers, while neglecting classroom management. This is well-known in the education field.
However, FIRST CLASS does not preach. It is full of wisdom gained from many years of experience in education. The author offers help and guidance through practical tips, humor and, most of all, by advocating caring and appreciation for students as individuals. Above all, her recommendation is that a teacher must be firm, fair and friendly, the former being paramount.
Parents, as well as teachers and principals, could benefit a great deal from reading this book. As we all know, teaching and parenting go hand-in-hand and some parents would gain much from the positive strategies McDonald discusses in FIRST CLASS.
Quoting Carl Jung, the author concludes with, "Warmth is the vital element for the growing plant and the soul of a child." That summarizes the spirit of this book perfectly.
Drawing on personal experience, initially she points out that teacher training tends to stress history and philosophy to student teachers, while neglecting classroom management. This is well-known in the education field.
However, FIRST CLASS does not preach. It is full of wisdom gained from many years of experience in education. The author offers help and guidance through practical tips, humor and, most of all, by advocating caring and appreciation for students as individuals. Above all, her recommendation is that a teacher must be firm, fair and friendly, the former being paramount.
Parents, as well as teachers and principals, could benefit a great deal from reading this book. As we all know, teaching and parenting go hand-in-hand and some parents would gain much from the positive strategies McDonald discusses in FIRST CLASS.
Quoting Carl Jung, the author concludes with, "Warmth is the vital element for the growing plant and the soul of a child." That summarizes the spirit of this book perfectly.
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