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El. knyga: Training to Teach in the Learning and Skills Sector: From Threshold Award to QTLS

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  • Formatas: 248 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 04-Nov-2013
  • Leidėjas: Routledge
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781317866183
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  • Formatas: 248 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 04-Nov-2013
  • Leidėjas: Routledge
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781317866183
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This text takes a pragmatic approach to training to teach in the lifelong learning sector, relating theory to real practice through a wealth of cases, illustrations and interactive tasks. Whether at the beginning of training or already qualified, this book offers everything needed to acheive Qualified to Teach: Learning and Skills (QTLS).

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This is essential reading for anyone training to teach in the learning and skills sector. It relates theory to real practice through a wealth of cases, illustrations and interactive tasks in every chapter.

 
List of figures and tables
xi
List of examples
xiii
Web resources xiv
Preface xv
Acknowledgements xviii
The new qualifications xix
How to use this book xx
List of abbreviations
xxii
The context for change: new professional standards for teachers in the learning and skills sector
1(13)
The context for change
1(1)
New professional standards
2(2)
The learning and skills sector
4(2)
The new technologies for teaching
6(3)
Preparing for the training period
9(4)
Key tips to take from this chapter
13(1)
Assessment grid mapped to the standards
13(1)
Professional values: a focus on entitlement, equality and inclusiveness
14(10)
Training to teach or training to teach your subject
14(2)
Professional values, skills and competences
16(2)
Standards expected of lecturers and trainers
18(1)
The learners
19(3)
Personalisation
22(1)
Key tips to take from this chapter
22(1)
Assessment grid mapped to the standards
23(1)
Professional practice: creating effective and stimulating opportunities for learning
24(21)
Achieving clarity for yourself and your learners
25(1)
Applying the theory
25(1)
Making objectives more explicit
26(4)
Achieving your objectives
30(1)
Domains of learning
31(1)
Differentiated learning objectives
32(1)
Teaching techniques and supporting resources
33(2)
Lesson structure and sequencing
35(5)
Schemes of work and course aims
40(4)
Key tips to take from this chapter
44(1)
Assessment grid mapped to the standards
44(1)
Professional skills: planning learning programmes to meet the needs and expectations of learners
45(16)
How can I ensure I am effective as a teacher?
45(1)
Surviving on your own
46(1)
Answering the how questions
47(2)
Working with a mentor/subject learning coach
49(1)
Subject learning coaches
50(1)
Practising your observational skills
50(2)
Reflective practice
52(2)
Further evaluation
54(3)
Using ICLT in learning and teaching
57(2)
Key tips to take from this chapter
59(1)
Assessment grid mapped to the standards
59(2)
Theory and practice: secure knowledge and understanding of what it means to teach
61(16)
Why theory?
61(2)
Meta-cognition
63(1)
Learning styles
64(6)
Information processing theory
70(1)
Constructivist theories
71(2)
Situated learning
73(1)
Peer-assisted learning
74(1)
Engagement theory
74(1)
Key tips to take from this chapter
75(1)
Assessment grid mapped to the standards
76(1)
The new technologies for teaching: using ILT as an enhancement to learning
77(19)
ICT competence
77(1)
Clarifying the terminology
78(1)
Additional skill development
79(3)
Supporting the achievement of key skills
82(1)
Resources to support teaching and learning
82(10)
Using electronic methods to meet learners' needs
92(1)
Plagiarism
93(1)
Key tips to take from this chapter
94(1)
Assessment grid mapped to the standards
94(2)
The curriculum contextualised: secure knowledge and understanding of the subject and curriculum
96(19)
What do we mean by the term `curriculum'?
96(1)
Some recent history
97(1)
Curriculum policy
97(3)
Curriculum philosophy
100(3)
Curriculum practice
103(9)
Summary
112(1)
Key tips to take from this chapter
113(1)
Assessment grid mapped to the standards
114(1)
Skills for the twenty-first century: using the learner's experience as a foundation for their learning
115(20)
National strategy and its impact on the curriculum
115(1)
Requirements for staff
116(2)
The key skills qualification
118(2)
The six key skills
120(6)
The personalisation agenda
126(7)
Key tips to take from this chapter
133(1)
Assessment grid mapped to the standards
134(1)
Assessment: using feedback as a tool for learning and progression
135(21)
The function of assessment
135(2)
What is assessment?
137(3)
Designing assessment tasks
140(3)
Different types of assessment
143(6)
Understanding assessment criteria
149(3)
Using feedback to help learners improve
152(1)
Assessing learning
153(1)
Record keeping
153(1)
Key tips to take from this chapter
154(1)
Assessment grid mapped to the standards
155(1)
Helping learners to achieve their full potential: providing effective support to learners
156(26)
Information, advice and guidance
156(2)
Induction
158(1)
Tutorial schemes
159(2)
Initial assessment
161(1)
Use of individual learning plans
162(2)
Planning to meet individual needs
164(2)
Specific identified disabilities
166(9)
Using evaluation to inform practice
175(1)
Setting targets
175(1)
Retention and achievement strategies
176(1)
Diversity issues
177(2)
Key tips to take from this chapter
179(1)
Assessment grid mapped to the standards
180(2)
Enhancing learner behaviour: establishing and maintaining an effective learning environment
182(11)
Enhancing, not managing
183(1)
Classroom climate
183(2)
Creating a positive climate
185(1)
Rights and responsibilities
186(2)
Classroom misbehaviour
188(3)
Key tips to take from this chapter
191(1)
Assessment grid mapped to the standards
191(2)
Continuing professional development: developing by participating in formal and informal professional activities
193(10)
Your skills and development pathway
193(2)
Recording your development activities
195(2)
Training routes
197(3)
Developing a professional and career profile
200(2)
Key tips to take from this chapter
202(1)
Assessment grid mapped to the standards
202(1)
Example answers to selected tasks 203(4)
Glossary 207(6)
References 213(3)
Index 216
Authored by Keeley-Browne, Liz