Explorations in teacher training : problems and issues
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Explorations in teacher training : problems and issues
Longman, 1988
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Description
This volume contains a series of articles which cover a wide range of topics of interest to anyone involved in the training of teachers. All contributors have great experience in the teacher training field. This book has been published to coincide with the 25th anniversary of International House.
Table of Contents
- The first International House preparatory training course - an historical overview, John Haycraft
- swinging in from a chandelier - reminiscences of preparatory training courses, Jeremy Harmer
- are trainees human? - trainee responses and difficulties, Roger Gower
- dealing with disparate needs on courses for teachers whose first language is not English, Martin Parrott
- teaching from the heart - a Hungarian teacher's reflections on aspects of teacher training, Agota Ruzsa
- a correspondence course for teachers of English - a case study of the International House Distance Training Programme, Tim Low
- phonology and initial teacher training, Brita Haycraft
- of shoeboxes and broom cupboards - reading 25 years on, Norman Whitney
- selecting teacher educators - establishing criteria, Richard Rossner
- the preparation and development of teacher trainers, Tony Duff
- observation for training, development or assessment?, Peter Maingay.
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