Title:
Field experience : a guide to reflective teaching
Personal Author:
Edition:
6th ed.
Publication Information:
Boston, MA : Allyn & Bacon, 2005
Physical Description:
ix, 146 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.
ISBN:
9780205420278
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Summary
Summary
Designed to provoke reflection and commitment, Field Experience, Sixth Edition, guides students through teaching field experiences, including--but not limited to--student teaching. Highly practical in its focus, Field Experience, Sixth Edition, moves beyond a list of do'sand don't's to help students create, reflect upon, and refine a set of goals and teaching principles that will guide them through their future teaching experiences.
Table of Contents
Preface | p. vii |
Acknowledgments | p. ix |
Part 1 Orientation | p. 1 |
1 Types of Field Experience (with Aram deKoven) | p. 3 |
Common Features | p. 3 |
Varieties of Teaching Situations | p. 6 |
The Student Teaching Experience | p. 10 |
Placement Tips | p. 11 |
Notes | p. 13 |
2 Concerns and Personal Goals | p. 14 |
Analyzing Concerns | p. 14 |
Expressing Goals | p. 16 |
Notes | p. 20 |
3 Reflecting on Field Experiences: Fieldwork Logs | p. 21 |
What Is Reflective Thinking and Why Is It Desirable? | p. 21 |
When Should I Write My Logs? | p. 25 |
What Is the Anatomy of a Log? | p. 25 |
Criteria for Evaluating Fieldwork Logs | p. 27 |
Notes | p. 27 |
Part 2 What Do You Bring to the Experience? | p. 29 |
4 Personal Influences on a Perspective | p. 31 |
Experience as a Learner | p. 32 |
Favorite Subject Matter and Topics | p. 36 |
Experience as a Teacher | p. 38 |
Notes | p. 40 |
5 Contributions of Foundational Studies | p. 41 |
Six Basic Issues of Teaching | p. 42 |
Interrelations among the Six Issues | p. 58 |
Notes | p. 60 |
6 Contributions of Methods Courses | p. 62 |
Lesson Planning | p. 62 |
Instructional Activities | p. 64 |
Curriculum Emphasis | p. 65 |
Theory and Practice | p. 66 |
Notes | p. 67 |
7 Initial Perspective | p. 68 |
Sorting Out Ideas | p. 68 |
Analysis of Beliefs | p. 68 |
Tracing Origins | p. 70 |
Considering Consequences | p. 70 |
Goals | p. 72 |
Notes | p. 75 |
Part 3 What Is the Situation Where You Will Teach? | p. 77 |
8 The Community and the School | p. 79 |
The Community | p. 79 |
The School | p. 81 |
Note | p. 84 |
9 The Classroom, Technology, and the Curriculum (with Aram deKoven) | p. 85 |
The Classroom | p. 86 |
Technology | p. 87 |
The Curriculum | p. 89 |
Notes | p. 92 |
10 The Students (with Aram deKoven) | p. 93 |
Students in the School | p. 93 |
Students in the Classroom | p. 95 |
Students at Risk | p. 97 |
Diversity in the Classroom | p. 98 |
Notes | p. 100 |
11 The Cooperating Teacher | p. 101 |
Part 4 What Have You Learned? | p. 107 |
12 The Fieldwork Portfolio (with Laurie Vasily) | p. 109 |
The Anatomy of a Fieldwork Portfolio | p. 109 |
Epilogue | p. 112 |
Notes | p. 113 |
Appendixes | p. 115 |
Appendix A Instruments | p. 117 |
Appendix B Sample Logs and Fieldwork Portfolios | p. 122 |
Additional Bibliography | p. 139 |
Index | p. 141 |