There is no fixed recipe for becoming
a “good teacher”. Trial and error are often the only way to find out what works
best in a particular context. This is a daunting prospect for student and
novice teachers. Help, I’m a student teacher offers guidance and support to student and novice
teachers in their quest to make a difference in the classroom, especially in
South Africa’s complex school environment.
Help, I’m a student teacher focuses on practical applications that will assist student
teachers to develop those skills that are essential for effective teaching.
Assignments, activities and exercises test knowledge and abilities in the
actual school environment, while hints and tips promote successful
implementation.
Help, I’m a student teacher is aimed at student teachers, as well as novice teachers
in all phases. It is also an essential resource for mentors who lead and guide
student and novice teachers.
Contents include the following:
· Value-driven schools
· The student teacher and the teaching
context
· Development of facilitation skills
· Development of the critical thinker
· Effective implementation of
educational media
· Integrating information and
communication technologies in your teaching
· School administration management
system
· Classroom assessment
· Planning your lesson
· Discipline in the classroom and
beyond
· The student educator and the law
1. Value-driven schools
2. The student teacher and the
teaching context
3. Development of facilitation
skills
4. Development of the critical
thinker
5. Effective implementation of
educational media
6. Integrating information and
communication technologies in your teaching
7. School administration management
system
8. Classroom assessment
9. Planning your lesson
10. Discipline in the classroom
and beyond
11. The student educator and the
law
Supplementary material available for this title includes:
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