Teacher Education: Curriculum and changeDavid Hartley, Maurice Whitehead Taylor & Francis, 2006 - 508 pages |
Contents
Deintellectualisation and authority in education | 24 |
theory and practice | 47 |
Rival conceptions of practice and teaching | 73 |
The persistence of myth in teacher education and training | 88 |
legends of reform continue | 109 |
foundations of the new reform | 119 |
Has Shulman got the strategy right? | 146 |
PART 2 | 193 |
PART 3 | 279 |
What do new views of knowledge and thinking have | 315 |
a sociocultural agenda | 343 |
Constructivism examined | 368 |
The value of critical perspectives in teacher education | 384 |
PART 4 | 445 |
Universities and teacher education | 476 |
Requirements for courses of initial teacher training | 206 |
Common terms and phrases
academic achievement action activities approach argued assessment Cambridge classroom Cochran-Smith cognitive concepts constructed constructivism constructivist context course criteria critical critical pedagogy critical theory cultural Darling-Hammond disciplines discourse communities distributed cognition educa Educational Research effective epistemology evaluation example experience expertise Falmer focus Fordham Foundation Hargreaves higher education Hirst ideas important individual initial teacher initial teacher education institutions intellectual knowledge base learners moral myth National Curriculum NCATE normal schools outcomes particular Paul Hirst pedagogy performance perspective philosophy political postmodern practical theorising practitioners preservice principles problems profes professional development prospective teachers psychology pupils Qualified Teacher Status questions reason reflection reform responsibility role Shulman skills social standards status strategies student learning student-teachers subject matter teacher candidates teacher education programs teacher learning teacher training Teachers College teaching and learning testing theoretical thinking tion understanding University Press York