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This fascinating and vital book seeks to challenge the effectiveness of current practices in professional development by urging educators to rethink professional learning for teachers and teaching assistants.
This fascinating and vital book seeks to challenge the effectiveness of current practices in professional development by urging educators to rethink professional learning for teachers and teaching assistants.
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Autorenporträt
Eleanore Hargreaves is Professor of Learning and Pedagogy at the UCL Institute of Education, London. Her key research area is investigating the experiences of children in classrooms and how schooling can become more learning friendly to support them. Luke Rolls is Assistant Head Teacher at the University of Cambridge Primary School. His main areas of interest are in developing primary curriculum, pedagogy and assessment through high-quality professional development as an entitlement for all teachers.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: Professional Teacher Communities as Creative, Inspiring Sites of Learning
Luke Rolls and Eleanore Hargreaves
Chapter 2: The Importance of The Chartered College of Teaching: A Professional Body, For the Future Identity and Status of Our Teachers
Alison Peacock
Chapter 3: Leading Professional Development that Works for Pupils and Teachers
Philippa Cordingley with Eithne Hughes
Chapter 4: How Outside Organisations Work with Schools in Developing Professional Learning
Sam Twiselton and Andrew Truby
Chapter 5: Easily Lost in Translation: Introducing Japanese Lesson Study in a UK School
Luke Rolls and Sarah Seleznyov
Chapter 6: Unlocking Coaching and Mentoring
Rachel Lofthouse, Colin Lofthouse and Ruth Whiteside
Chapter 7: Look No Further: Inquiring into Learning Needs as Professional Development
Eleanore Hargreaves and Tim Scott
Chapter 8: Teachers as 'Natural Experimenters': Using T-SEDA to Develop Classroom Dialogue
Ruth Kershner, Kate Dowdall, Sara Hennessy, Hannah Owen and Elisa Calcagni
Chapter 9: Inspiring a Love of Reading: Professional Learning to Develop a Culture of Reading for Pleasure
Teresa Cremin and Aimee Durning
Chapter 10: Teachers as Writers
John-Mark Winstanley and Lisa Moule
Chapter 11: Developing Collaborative Problem-Solving in our Classrooms
Ems Lord, Emma Fuller, Gary Casey, Becky Moseley, Tom Oakley and Tracey Sandhu
Chapter 12: Creative Ways of Learning: Using Therapeutic Arts to Inspire Professional Learning
James Biddulph and Jodie Cariss
Chapter 13:Becoming our Best Practice: Professional Learning to Develop Singing and Musicianship
Doreen Doreen Rao and Jane Wheeler
Chapter 14: Support and Teacher Well-being
Jonathan Glazzard, Jane Stokoe and Samuel Stones
Afterword: 'Teaching is Not a Profession' - Discuss
