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An introduction to teaching and methods for the student with extensive field exposure, LENSES ON TEACHING, THIRD EDITION, is a combined workbook and text meant to focus student teacher observations in elementary and secondary classrooms. The authors address issues such as, cultural diversity in the classroom, ethics, and school reform and restructuring, with readings and exercises designed to fit cohesively with virtually any core text. Discussions and topics maximize classroom creativity and are easily modified to fit specific field sites and concepts. Designed to successfully function as a field guide or supplement to an introductory or methods text. LENSES ON TEACHING includes readings, observations, and structured interviewing tasks. Core activities, journal entries, and references for each chapter provide support for theory and direction for application.
This text investigates how student teachers can develop critical perspectives on classroom life through structured observation and reflective practice. Leigh Chiarelott provides a pedagogical framework that bridges the gap between theoretical coursework and the practical realities of elementary and secondary school environments. By integrating readings with active field assignments, the author encourages educators to analyze the complexities of the modern classroom systematically.
What You Will Find
Scope Limits
Educators and teacher preparation programs frequently utilize this text as a practical field guide to supplement core pedagogical theory. Reviewers note that the workbook format is particularly effective for students seeking to connect academic concepts with real-world classroom dynamics.
Page Count:
239
Publication Date:
1990-01-01
Publisher:
Holt, Rinehart, and Winston
ISBN-10:
003013384X
ISBN-13:
9780030133848
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