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Teaching practice for early childhood : = a guide for students /

Record Type:	Language materials, printed : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Teaching practice for early childhood :/ Rosemary Perry.
Reminder of title:	a guide for students /
Author:	Perry, Rosemary.
Published:	London ; New York :RoutledgeFalmer, : 2004.,
Description:	xvi, 214 p. ;22 cm.
[NT 15003449]:	Teaching practice in early childhood settings -- What is teaching practice? -- Teaching practice : becoming professional -- Teaching practice : opportunities for learning -- Preparing for teaching practice -- Ways of knowing and understanding children -- Teachers and children : building relationships -- The nature of observation -- What can be observed when getting to know children? -- Using observations in curriculum decision making -- Some questions about observations -- The role of observation in assessing children's learning -- Early childhood curriculum -- The nature of curriculum -- Examples of curriculum work -- Curriculum work : embedded in a set of beliefs -- Developing knowledge and beliefs about children, learning and teaching -- Factors influencing early childhood curriculum -- Achieving curriculum goals -- A framework for decision making -- Creating physical environments for learning and teaching -- Organizing the physical environment : what's involved? -- Considering the messages and effects of the physical organization -- Linking beliefs about learning and teaching with organizational decisions -- Being prepared -- Creating socially secure environments for learning and teaching -- Welcoming and celebrating diversity -- Building caring and cooperative relationships -- Fostering a sense of independence and responsibility in children -- Engendering a sense of fairness -- Promoting problem solving and conflict resolution -- Guiding behaviour -- Becoming a teacher and a researcher of teaching -- Developing your own knowledge about teaching -- Developing and refining practical skills -- Using research to grow as a teacher -- Gaining the most from the teaching practice experience -- Building effective working relationships in early childhood settings -- Becoming familiar with organizational structures, roles and relationships -- Promoting partnerships with families -- Setting personal goals for teaching practice -- Developing professionalism -- Stories
[NT 15003449]:	from beginning teachers : what's the reality? -- Kylie's story : 'working in a community-based centre is really for me' -- Janine's story : 'that first day I realized I was totally responsible' -- Suzanne's story : 'a major high for me was that I survived' -- Amy's story : 'we are like a prep class so there is emphasis on transition to school' -- Kate's story : 'what I learnt most about this year was how to work with other people' -- Brittany's story : 'five years down the track I might be where I want to be, at a place where my philosophy and practice meet'.
Subject:	Early childhood education. -
Online resource:	http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip0415/2004002729.htmlhttp://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip0415/2004002729.html
ISBN:	0415331099$b(pbk.)

Teaching practice for early childhood : = a guide for students /
Perry, Rosemary.

Teaching practice for early childhood :a guide for students /Rosemary Perry. - 2nd ed. - London ; New York :RoutledgeFalmer,2004. - xvi, 214 p. ;22 cm.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Teaching practice in early childhood settings -- What is teaching practice? -- Teaching practice : becoming professional -- Teaching practice : opportunities for learning -- Preparing for teaching practice -- Ways of knowing and understanding children -- Teachers and children : building relationships -- The nature of observation -- What can be observed when getting to know children? -- Using observations in curriculum decision making -- Some questions about observations -- The role of observation in assessing children's learning -- Early childhood curriculum -- The nature of curriculum -- Examples of curriculum work -- Curriculum work : embedded in a set of beliefs -- Developing knowledge and beliefs about children, learning and teaching -- Factors influencing early childhood curriculum -- Achieving curriculum goals -- A framework for decision making -- Creating physical environments for learning and teaching -- Organizing the physical environment : what's involved? -- Considering the messages and effects of the physical organization -- Linking beliefs about learning and teaching with organizational decisions -- Being prepared -- Creating socially secure environments for learning and teaching -- Welcoming and celebrating diversity -- Building caring and cooperative relationships -- Fostering a sense of independence and responsibility in children -- Engendering a sense of fairness -- Promoting problem solving and conflict resolution -- Guiding behaviour -- Becoming a teacher and a researcher of teaching -- Developing your own knowledge about teaching -- Developing and refining practical skills -- Using research to grow as a teacher -- Gaining the most from the teaching practice experience -- Building effective working relationships in early childhood settings -- Becoming familiar with organizational structures, roles and relationships -- Promoting partnerships with families -- Setting personal goals for teaching practice -- Developing professionalism -- Stories

ISBN: 0415331099$b(pbk.)NT$1004

LCCN: 2004002729Subjects--Topical Terms:

518817
Early childhood education.

LC Class. No.: LB1139.23 / .P474 2004

Dewey Class. No.: 372.21

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