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Foundations of Education, Third Edition, analyzes tough issues teachers will face upon entering their field, including professionalism, school reform, cultural diversity, inclusion, and technology. Through new and greatly revised chapters and new pedagogical features, this edition helps pre-service teachers analyze issues and determine how they will address them in their professional practice. The book constitutes a lively, provocative tome that users will enjoy reading, gives a fresh look at traditional topics in educational foundations, and enhances its technological and global perspectives for the 21st century. Addressing all the foundational areas of education, including history, philosophy, sociology, school governance, finance, and school law, the book also offers introductions to the areas of curriculum, theory, and methods, and to teaching as a career. For pre-service and in-service teachers and educators.
This text investigates the complex professional challenges and foundational principles that pre-service and in-service teachers must navigate to succeed in modern educational environments. Authors Joanne M. Herbert and Robert F. McNergney utilize a blend of historical, philosophical, and sociological analysis to prepare educators for the realities of the classroom. The book provides a structured framework for evaluating school reform, governance, and legal mandates, encouraging readers to develop their own professional stance on critical pedagogical issues.
What You Will Find
The text functions as a standard, comprehensive introduction to the field, balancing theoretical foundations with practical considerations for classroom management and professional ethics. Its broad scope and focus on 21st-century challenges suggest it is intended as a foundational resource for teacher preparation programs.
Page Count:
600
Publication Date:
2000-08-04
Publisher:
Allyn & Bacon
ISBN-10:
0205316913
ISBN-13:
9780205316915
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