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Call to Teach, The Matthew Lynch

Call to Teach, The By Matthew Lynch

Call to Teach, The by Matthew Lynch


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Call to Teach, The: An Introduction to Teaching, Enhanced Pearson eText -- Access Card by Matthew Lynch

Provides prospective teachers with a look at the issues and opportunities in teaching. The Call to Teach tackles the current issues in education, provides context for those issues with coverage of foundational concepts, helps prospective teachers understand the demands and opportunities involved in the profession, and then outlines the steps they can take to move forward on their career path. This first edition offers survival tips, considers professional conundrums, highlights important teacher dispositions, and listens in as teachers talk about the issues they face in the classroom. For an undergraduate course in Foundations and/or Intro to Education. Extend learning beyond the classroom Pearson eText is an easy-to-use digital textbook that students can purchase on their own or you can assign for your course. It lets students read, highlight, and take notes all in one place. The mobile app lets students learn on the go, offline or online. Creating a course allows you to schedule readings, view reading analytics, and share your own notes with students, motivating them to keep reading, and keep learning. Learn more about Pearson eText.

Call to Teach, The Reviews

Lois Paretti, University of Nevada, Las Vegas The text is comprehensive, covering most of the material that I include in the course. It is written at a level that is easy for students to read and understand. The case studies, readings, chapter on diversity and connections to the INTASC Principles are strengths. The content is comprehensive. The depth and breadth are appropriate and the text is organized sensibly. The manuscript is written in a way that makes it accessible and engaging to students taking this course. The text is objective and fair describing various perspectives. Information is presented thoroughly and encompasses various viewpoints. research base is broad and varied. This is a well -written, comprehensive introductory text. The topics included are relevant and the perspective is varied, discussing issues objectively. The writing style is clear, interesting and engaging. It is written at a level that is appropriate for my students. Concrete examples of connections between theory and practice are discussed in detail. Patrick Spearman, Youngstown State University The text places the teaching profession in the proper historical, political, and social context. This is needed in the field in order for students to be able to understand the relationship between schooling and the larger society. This text is an innovative and provocative read and keeps the readers' attention throughout. The authors explore many difficult and challenging issues including poverty, sexism, culture, and racism and its impact on education and academic achievement. Carrie Dale, Eastern Illinois University The author has done a very good job of taking discrete chapter topics and weaving them together into a coherent text that is reader-friendly, practical and encourages the development of positive teacher dispositions. Each chapter explains the content in an organized way, and a creative teacher educator will be able to take this knowledge base and help pre-service teachers begin to envision what live would be like if THEY were the ones responsible for children's learning. Judith Jackson May, Bowling Green State University The organization of the text is extremely user friendly for instructors and students. Each chapter is furnished with an introduction, which will served as an excellent teaching tool in addition to assisting the student in appreciating what purpose the chapter will serve before reading. The focus questions provide a blue print for the instructor in ensuring that students truly understand the information presented in the chapter. Each chapter has specific topic headings for easy navigation. Finally, each chapter finishes with a glossary that is unique to the chapter only, versus the entire text.

About Matthew Lynch

As a professor of education, I am, first and foremost, committed to developing outstanding K-12 teachers. That's because I believe that highly qualified and passionate educators are the best instruments to improve education in K-12 settings. I am a Chair and Associate Professor of Education at Langston University, and I spent seven years as a K-12 teacher -- an experience that gave me an intimate view of the challenges facing genuine education reform. With that experience behind me, I've focused the second stage of my career on researching topics related to education reform, the achievement gap, and teacher education. What I've found is that improving teacher education is an essential component in closing the achievement gap. My articles and op eds appear regularly in the Huffington Post, Diverse: Issues in Higher Education, Education Week, and Education World. I've also written numerous peer- reviewed articles, which have appeared in academic journals such as AASA Journal of Scholarship & Practice, International Journal of Progressive Education, Academic Leadership Journal, and others. In addition, I've authored and edited a number of books on school reform and school leadership. Please visit my website at www.drmattlynch.com for more information.

Table of Contents

1.So You Want to Be a Teacher? 2. Teaching in a Multicultural Society 3. Understanding Student Differences 4. School Governance, Organization, and Finance 5. The Philosophy of Education: Teaching's Foundations 6. History of the United States Educational System 7. Reforming the United States Educational System 8. Ethical and Legal Issues in Education 9. Assessing Student Learning 10. The Art of Teaching 11. Technology and Education 12. Preparing for the Real World of Teaching 13. Next Steps in Your Call to Teach

Additional information

CIN0133824608VG
9780133824605
0133824608
Call to Teach, The: An Introduction to Teaching, Enhanced Pearson eText -- Access Card by Matthew Lynch
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Pearson Education (US)
20140217
512
N/A
Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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