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_bAEU
100 1 _aJames, Peter
_d1954-
245 1 0 _aTeachers in Action :
_bTasks for in-service language teacher education and development /
_cPeter James.
260 _aNew York :
_bCambridge University Press,
_c2001.
300 _axi, 299 p. :
_bill. ;
_c24 cm.
440 _aCambridge teacher training and development
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 289-292) and index.
505 _a"This book provides an accessible introduction to action research for language teachers, by encouraging teachers to adopt a research attitude to their practice and development. It bridges the gap between theoretical and practical teacher training.
505 _aTeachers in Action presents a flexible framework to help teachers investigate those topics that are relevant to their own professional development. The materials are specifically designed to help teachers develop their skills, knowledge and attitudes so that they can become more effective teachers.
505 _aThis versatile resource book contains a comprehensive range of tasks presented in photocopiable worksheet format which are suitable for many different in-service teacher education and development programmes." (Book Cover)
505 _aCONTENTS
505 _aThanks
505 _aAcknowledgements
505 _aIntroduction
_tWho this book is for
_tGeneral aims of Teachers in Action
_tEffective in-service teacher education: background issues
_tSpecific aims of Teachers in Action
_tHow this book is organised
_tInvestigating
_tThe tasks
_tThe worksheets
_tGeneral suggestions
_tFurther reading
505 _a1. Exploring teachers' knowledge
_tIntroduction
_t1.1 Getting to know each other: What do we expect from the training programme?
_t1.2. How do I learn? How can we learn together?
_t1.3 Investigating: an overview
_t1.4 'It's quite obvious the gardener's a teacher': exploring teachers' metaphors
_t1.5 Mapping the whole: developing conceptual frameworks for educating, teaching and learning
_t1.6 Why teach English? Reflecting on the goals of educating, teaching and learning in the language classroom
_t1.7 Are we speaking the same language? Understanding general terms related to educating, teaching and learning
_t1.8 Reflecting on the nature of change in education: What helps us to change?
_t1.9 Innovation in our schools: How can we help to promote it?
505 _a2. Identifying topics to investigate
_tIntroduction
_t2.1 Examining critical incidents
_t2.2 Effective educating, teaching and learning in the language classroom (1): What are our priorities?
_t2.3 Effective educating, teaching and learning in the language classroom (2): What are my priorities?
_t2.4 Our current professional practice: strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and benefits
_t2.5 My best lesson / teaching idea
_t2.6 General reading survey: a class library, bibliography and open forum
_t2.7 Keeping a classroom diary
_t2.8 Our experience of the training programme: discussion based on diaries
_t2.9 'We can do it!' Self-esteem, us and our learners
505 _a3. Exploring a topic
_tIntroduction
_t3.1 Why, why, why? Examining our assumptions and beliefs about a topic
_t3.2 What do we understand by the topic 'x'? (What? Why? Who? etc.)
_t3.3 What do we already do in school or class regarding the topic 'x'? (Find someone who...)
_t3.4 Do we agree that...?
_t3.5 Writing about a topic: organising, developing and clarifying my ideas
_t3.6 Workshop: experiencing teaching ideas as learners
_t3.7 Understanding key terms related to a topic
_t3.8 Targeted reading: key extracts
_t3.9 Debate: understanding the wider implications of a topic
505 _a4. Investigating in class
_tIntroduction
_t4.1 The benefits of investigating in class: teachers' perspectives
_t4.2 Which data collection method?
_t4.3 Our learners in action: using photographs of learners
_t4.4 Consulting our learners (1): using a simple questionnaire
_t4.5 Consulting our learners (2): What did you learn today?
_t4.6 Talking about real people: writing a learner profile
_t4.7 Informal interview with a learner
_t4.8 Experimenting in class
505 _a5. Evaluating learning
_tIntroduction
_t5.1 Has this task helped me/us to learn?
_t5.2 Which learning strategies are helping us?
_t5.3 What I/we most like about our training programme is...
_t5.4 Making sense: reviewing and finding connections
_t5.5 Applying our learning: looking back and looking ahead
_t5.6 Teacher portfolios
_t5.7 Sharing our learning (1): giving informal presentations
_t5.8 Sharing our learning (2): joining forces in the wider educational community
505 _a6. Resources for the trainer
_tIntroduction
_tList of resources for the trainer
_tSections 6.1-6.39
505 _aWorksheets
_tList of worksheets
_tWorksheets 1-52
505 _aBibliography
505 _aIndex
521 _aTeachers in Action will be of particular interest to teacher trainers in countries which are undergoing educational reform, or where teacher training is being given special priority by the Government and Ministry of Education.
650 0 _aEnglish language
_xStudy and teaching
_xForeign speakers.
650 0 _aLanguage and languages
_xStudy and teaching (Primary)
_zGreat Britain.
650 0 _aLanguage and languages
_xStudy and teaching (Secondary)
_zGreat Britain.
650 0 _aEnglish language
_xStudy and teaching
_zGreat Britain.
650 0 _aLanguage teachers
_xIn-service training.
650 0 _aEnglish teachers
_xIn-service training.
650 0 _aLanguage teachers
_xTraining of.
650 0 _aEnglish teachers
_xTraining of.
650 0 _aSecond language acquisition.
830 0 _aCambridge teacher training and development.
856 _uhttps://www.cambridge.org/bz/cambridgeenglish/catalog/teacher-training-development-and-research/courses-teachers/teachers-action/teachers-action-tasks-service-language-teacher-education-and-development-paperback
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