The Early Career Framework Handbook
Herausgeber: Chartered College of Teaching
The Early Career Framework Handbook
Herausgeber: Chartered College of Teaching
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This handbook is your guide to, and companion for, the Early Career Framework (ECF). It is both useful and thought-provoking and includes chapters covering all aspects of the ECF from well-known teachers and researchers across the world of education.
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This handbook is your guide to, and companion for, the Early Career Framework (ECF). It is both useful and thought-provoking and includes chapters covering all aspects of the ECF from well-known teachers and researchers across the world of education.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: SAGE Publications Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 232
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. April 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 241mm x 196mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 635g
- ISBN-13: 9781529791181
- ISBN-10: 1529791189
- Artikelnr.: 62922500
- Herstellerkennzeichnung Die Herstellerinformationen sind derzeit nicht verfügbar.
- Verlag: SAGE Publications Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 232
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. April 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 241mm x 196mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 635g
- ISBN-13: 9781529791181
- ISBN-10: 1529791189
- Artikelnr.: 62922500
- Herstellerkennzeichnung Die Herstellerinformationen sind derzeit nicht verfügbar.
Part 1 Building a productive classroom environment
Chapter 1: Managing Behaviour Effectively - Amy Forrester
Chapter 2: Student motivation - Adam Boxer
Chapter 3: Setting and maintaining high expectations - Marc Smith
Chapter 4: Mentors: Reflecting on your own practice to better develop early
career teachers - Katie Jump
Part 2 Supporting learning and development
Chapter 5: Understanding memory - Nick Rose
Chapter 6: Memories that stick - Nasima Riazat and Jonathan Firth
Chapter 7: Building Understanding - Pritesh Raichura
Chapter 8: Talk in the Classroom - Andy Tharby
Chapter 9: Adapting teaching - Christian Bokhove and Ryan Campbell
Chapter 10: Supporting students with special educational needs and
disabilities - Simon Knight and Karen Wespieser
Chapter 11: Developing literacy in the primary school - Megan Dixon
Chapter 12: Developing secondary literacy - Alex Quigley
Chapter 13: Supporting learning and development in the Early Years - Julian
Grenier
Part 3 Understanding curriculum and assessment
Chapter 14: Principles of assessment - Sarah Earle
Chapter 15: Gauging understanding and identifying misconceptions - Niki
Kaiser
Chapter 16: Marking and Feedback - Velda Elliott
Chapter 17: Understanding Curriculum - Mark Priestley and Nienke Nieveen
Chapter 18: Planning curriculum and progression - Clare Sealy
Part 4 Being a learning professional
Chapter 19: Professional learning and growth - Reuben Moorea and Faye
Craster
Chapter 20: Engaging with research - Mark Enser
Chapter 21: Wider professional responsibilities and diversity, equity and
inclusion - Bennie Kara
Chapter 22: Managing your wellbeing - Bukky Yusuf
Chapter 23: Building effective relationships with teaching assistants, the
SENCO, SEND specialists and parents/carers - Rob Webster
Chapter 1: Managing Behaviour Effectively - Amy Forrester
Chapter 2: Student motivation - Adam Boxer
Chapter 3: Setting and maintaining high expectations - Marc Smith
Chapter 4: Mentors: Reflecting on your own practice to better develop early
career teachers - Katie Jump
Part 2 Supporting learning and development
Chapter 5: Understanding memory - Nick Rose
Chapter 6: Memories that stick - Nasima Riazat and Jonathan Firth
Chapter 7: Building Understanding - Pritesh Raichura
Chapter 8: Talk in the Classroom - Andy Tharby
Chapter 9: Adapting teaching - Christian Bokhove and Ryan Campbell
Chapter 10: Supporting students with special educational needs and
disabilities - Simon Knight and Karen Wespieser
Chapter 11: Developing literacy in the primary school - Megan Dixon
Chapter 12: Developing secondary literacy - Alex Quigley
Chapter 13: Supporting learning and development in the Early Years - Julian
Grenier
Part 3 Understanding curriculum and assessment
Chapter 14: Principles of assessment - Sarah Earle
Chapter 15: Gauging understanding and identifying misconceptions - Niki
Kaiser
Chapter 16: Marking and Feedback - Velda Elliott
Chapter 17: Understanding Curriculum - Mark Priestley and Nienke Nieveen
Chapter 18: Planning curriculum and progression - Clare Sealy
Part 4 Being a learning professional
Chapter 19: Professional learning and growth - Reuben Moorea and Faye
Craster
Chapter 20: Engaging with research - Mark Enser
Chapter 21: Wider professional responsibilities and diversity, equity and
inclusion - Bennie Kara
Chapter 22: Managing your wellbeing - Bukky Yusuf
Chapter 23: Building effective relationships with teaching assistants, the
SENCO, SEND specialists and parents/carers - Rob Webster
Part 1 Building a productive classroom environment
Chapter 1: Managing Behaviour Effectively - Amy Forrester
Chapter 2: Student motivation - Adam Boxer
Chapter 3: Setting and maintaining high expectations - Marc Smith
Chapter 4: Mentors: Reflecting on your own practice to better develop early
career teachers - Katie Jump
Part 2 Supporting learning and development
Chapter 5: Understanding memory - Nick Rose
Chapter 6: Memories that stick - Nasima Riazat and Jonathan Firth
Chapter 7: Building Understanding - Pritesh Raichura
Chapter 8: Talk in the Classroom - Andy Tharby
Chapter 9: Adapting teaching - Christian Bokhove and Ryan Campbell
Chapter 10: Supporting students with special educational needs and
disabilities - Simon Knight and Karen Wespieser
Chapter 11: Developing literacy in the primary school - Megan Dixon
Chapter 12: Developing secondary literacy - Alex Quigley
Chapter 13: Supporting learning and development in the Early Years - Julian
Grenier
Part 3 Understanding curriculum and assessment
Chapter 14: Principles of assessment - Sarah Earle
Chapter 15: Gauging understanding and identifying misconceptions - Niki
Kaiser
Chapter 16: Marking and Feedback - Velda Elliott
Chapter 17: Understanding Curriculum - Mark Priestley and Nienke Nieveen
Chapter 18: Planning curriculum and progression - Clare Sealy
Part 4 Being a learning professional
Chapter 19: Professional learning and growth - Reuben Moorea and Faye
Craster
Chapter 20: Engaging with research - Mark Enser
Chapter 21: Wider professional responsibilities and diversity, equity and
inclusion - Bennie Kara
Chapter 22: Managing your wellbeing - Bukky Yusuf
Chapter 23: Building effective relationships with teaching assistants, the
SENCO, SEND specialists and parents/carers - Rob Webster
Chapter 1: Managing Behaviour Effectively - Amy Forrester
Chapter 2: Student motivation - Adam Boxer
Chapter 3: Setting and maintaining high expectations - Marc Smith
Chapter 4: Mentors: Reflecting on your own practice to better develop early
career teachers - Katie Jump
Part 2 Supporting learning and development
Chapter 5: Understanding memory - Nick Rose
Chapter 6: Memories that stick - Nasima Riazat and Jonathan Firth
Chapter 7: Building Understanding - Pritesh Raichura
Chapter 8: Talk in the Classroom - Andy Tharby
Chapter 9: Adapting teaching - Christian Bokhove and Ryan Campbell
Chapter 10: Supporting students with special educational needs and
disabilities - Simon Knight and Karen Wespieser
Chapter 11: Developing literacy in the primary school - Megan Dixon
Chapter 12: Developing secondary literacy - Alex Quigley
Chapter 13: Supporting learning and development in the Early Years - Julian
Grenier
Part 3 Understanding curriculum and assessment
Chapter 14: Principles of assessment - Sarah Earle
Chapter 15: Gauging understanding and identifying misconceptions - Niki
Kaiser
Chapter 16: Marking and Feedback - Velda Elliott
Chapter 17: Understanding Curriculum - Mark Priestley and Nienke Nieveen
Chapter 18: Planning curriculum and progression - Clare Sealy
Part 4 Being a learning professional
Chapter 19: Professional learning and growth - Reuben Moorea and Faye
Craster
Chapter 20: Engaging with research - Mark Enser
Chapter 21: Wider professional responsibilities and diversity, equity and
inclusion - Bennie Kara
Chapter 22: Managing your wellbeing - Bukky Yusuf
Chapter 23: Building effective relationships with teaching assistants, the
SENCO, SEND specialists and parents/carers - Rob Webster