Primary Teacher Education: High Status? High Standards?

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Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 1998-09-01
Publisher(s): Routledge
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Summary

Informed professional debate about primary teacher education is long overdue. This book provides a sense of direction and impetus in this debate by focusing on pressing topical issues of policy and provision. There is focus on the current national scrutiny of initial and inservice teacher training, which is resulting in the development of a National Curriculum for ITE, the proposal of a General Teaching Council, and Continuing Professional Development initiatives from the TTA. In addition, the book will be of direct use in the design and implementation of new courses in teacher education. All the contributions have been specially commissioned for this book.

Table of Contents

Carolyn Horne: A Very Enabling Woman viii
Ian Edynbry
Introduction: Primary Teacher Education: New Directions, New Issues, New Problems, New Opportunities 1(2)
Colin Richards
Neil Simco
Sam Twiselton
Part 1: The Changing Context of Primary Teacher Education 3(32)
Chapter 1 Changing Teacher Education -- Genuine Partnership or Arranged Marriage?
4(10)
Rob Hyland
Glynis Wood
Chapter 2 The Teacher Training Agency, Higher Education and the Professionalism of Initial Teacher Educators
14(11)
Kate Jacques
Chapter 3 Primary Teaching: High Status? High Standards? A Personal Response to Recent Initiatives
25(10)
Colin Richards
Part 2: A New National Curriculum for Primary Initial Teacher Education 35(82)
Chapter 4 Circular 10/97: Its Context and Implications for Course Design and Development
36(10)
Jack Hogbin
Karen Jarmany
Chapter 5 A Key Stage 6 Core Curriculum? A Critique of the National Curriculum for Initial Teacher Training
46(20)
Colin Richards
Paul Harling
David Webb
Chapter 6 Primary ITE English National Curriculum: Model Standards or Standard Model?
66(12)
Bob Leather
Kath Langley Hamel
Chapter 7 Mathematics -- By Design With Confidence
78(12)
Robin Foster
Chapter 8 Beyond the Core: Raising Standards Across the Curriculum
90(9)
Rob David
Kevin Hamel
Chris Rowley
Chapter 9 IT: Meeting The New Requirements
99(8)
Dave Murray
Jill Collison
Chapter 10 Teacher Education and PSMSC -- Implications of the New Requirements
107(10)
Tony Ewens
Part 3: Pedagogy in Initial Teacher Education 117(48)
Chapter 11 Initial Teacher Education as the Acquisition of Technical Skills for Teaching: A Panacea for the Future?
118(10)
Neil Simco
Chapter 12 Towards Effective Communication
128(9)
Kay Mills
Chapter 13 Drama as a Way to Teach Teachers about Teaching
137(13)
Nigel Toye
Francis Prendiville
Chapter 14 The Trouble With English: The Challenge of Developing Subject Knowledge in School
150(15)
Sam Twiselton
David Webb
Part 4: Emerging Issues in Mentoring 165(26)
Chapter 15 Mentoring: Possible Developments and Constraints
166(7)
Hilary Cooper
Charles Batteson
Chapter 16 Mentoring: Realising the True Potential of School-based ITE
173(8)
Jill Collison
Chapter 17 Mentor Assessment of Trainee Competence -- The Introduction of Grading
181(10)
Chris Sixsmith
Part 5: Beyond Initial Teacher Education 191(24)
Chapter 18 The Induction of New Teachers: The Road to High Status and High Standards?
192(9)
Neil Simco
Chapter 19 Turning Round the Titanic: Changing Attitudes to Professional Development for the Teaching Profession
201(14)
Meryl Thompson
Part 6: Primary Education and Primary Teacher Education 215(10)
Chapter 20 Conversations and Collaboration: Primary Education as a Community of Practice
216(9)
Anne Edwards
Notes on Contributors 225(2)
Author Index 227(3)
Subject Index 230

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