Teacher Education Around the World : Changing Policies and Practices

ISBN-13: 9780415577007 / Angielski / Twarda / 2012 / 202 str.

Ann Lieberman;Linda Darling-Hammond

Opis

Brings together and compares the teacher education policies and practices of eight high-achieving countries to consider what creates high-quality teachers.

Recenzje

'One of the things a reader is likely to get from this book is a heightened awareness of how varied the palette of TEd options is and of how their appropriacy may be conditioned by factors such as a country (or region's) history, size, culture, values, and administrative structure. Authoritative, highly readable, very highly recommended.' - Marian Nicholson, The Teacher Trainer Journal

Spis treści

1. Becoming a Teacher in Finland: Traditions, Reforms and Policies  2. Quality Teachers Singaporean Style  3. Examining Teaching in the Netherlands: The 'Realistic Approach' to Preparation  4. Teacher Training, Education or Learning by Doing in the UK?  5. Hong Kong: Professional Preparation and Development in a Market Economy  6. Building Capacity for Sustained School Improvement  7. Rethinking Teacher Education in Australia: The Teacher Quality Initiative  8. Teacher Education in the United States: Policies and Practices  9. What Can We Learn about the Different Practices and Policies in Teacher Education

O autorze

Linda Darling-Hammond isCharles E. Ducommun Professor of Education, Stanford University, USA. Ann Lieberman isEmeritus Professor, Teachers College, Columbia University, USA and Visiting Professor at Stanford University, USA.