TF October Idea Book Celebrate the Months - October
October Idea Book
This October will be filled will lots of treats and no tricks with the October Idea Book! This book has dozens of fun, creative patterns and activities for these holidays and topics: Halloween, Fire Safety, Columbus Day, Spiders, Dinosaurs, Whooooo Me?. Masks, Skeletons and much more! Now, 144 pages, with activities and ideas that integrate with any curriculum along with motivational awards, bookmarks, open-ended games, paper bag puppets, crafts and bulletin board patterns. A must for any classroom teacher, day-care provider, Sunday school teacher or after-school activity director! 144 pages 8-1/2" x 11" Grades PreK-6
Handbook of Teacher Education: Globalization, Standards and Professionalism in Times of Change
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Handbook of Teacher Education Globalization, Standards and Professionalism in Times of Change
This book provides an international review of the current state of teacher education, with chapters from an international group of teacher educators.
It focuses on major issues that are confronting teacher educators now and in the next decade. These include the impact of globalization on the profession of teaching, and how teacher education must deal with changing accountability requirements from governments and establish a set of minimum standards acceptable to enable a person to teach.
New Headway Talking Points New Headway Talking Points is a supplementary book for the Mature Exams and can be used for any intermediate level. There is audio for each unit and a Teacher’s Guidebook.
Eric Rabkin is a Professor of English Language and Literature at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. As a teacher, Rabkin is especially known for his large, popular lecture courses on science fiction and fantasy, and for his many teaching innovations, including the development of the highly successful Practical English writing program for those who will use writing in their work lives, and for his work at all levels, including faculty training, in research and communication applications of computer technologies.
Even though in the United States teachers are in high demand, teacher candidates are still striving for the plum positions in their specific area of expertise, in the district of their choice, and in a school that meets their requirements for location, student profile, and commute distance from their homes. So, even though there are plenty of jobs, it’s still important to know how to land the specific position of your choice, instead of being placed in the least-desirable area and school within the district.
Also, in spite of the teacher shortage, the job search process itself has continued to become more complicated with each year that passes. Today the job search process has become far more structured, formal, and intimidating, and the teacher candidate is faced with a dizzying array of buzzwords: mock interviews, demonstration videos, teacher portfolios, school surveys, networking, and role-playing.
Our goal in this book is to simplify the process for you by explaining every step, from the application to the interview itself. Best of all, we have included hundreds of fresh, relevant bits of advice gleaned from interviews
conducted across the country.
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