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E-raamat: TESOL Teacher Education: A Reflective Approach

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  • Ilmumisaeg: 06-Apr-2021
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  • Kirjastus: Edinburgh University Press
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781474474443

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A practical approach to preparing learner TESOL teachers for the realities of the classroom



A 200 hour teacher education program, often heavily focused on theory and where practice is left to short field experiences cannot provide you with everything that you will need when working in a real classroom. In this book Thomas Farrell addresses two problems within TESOL teacher education – the perceived gap between theory and practice and the lack of contact with newly qualified teachers. Farrell outlines how to prepare for the realities of what you will face when beginning your career through reflective activities that include: case-based teaching, teaching metaphor analysis, critical incident analysis, and teacher identity analysis. Including data-based vignettes from diverse contexts of language teachers, you are able to gain practical insights from language teacher education courses. Whether a learner teacher or teacher educator, this book presents new insights into the reality of TESOL teacher education.

Series Editors' Preface viii
List of Acronyms
xi
Introduction 1(5)
Structure of the Book
3(2)
Reflection-for-Action
5(1)
1 TESOL Teacher Education: Getting Oriented
6(9)
Preamble
6(2)
Introduction
8(1)
TESOL Teacher Education: Whose Needs?
9(2)
TESOL Teacher Education: Becoming `Students of Teaching'
11(3)
Three Core Assumptions
12(2)
Conclusion
14(1)
2 TESOL Teacher Education: A Novice-Service Approach
15(18)
Preamble
15(1)
Introduction
16(2)
TESOL Teacher Education: Two Inconvenient Truths
18(11)
Inconvenient Truth 1: Theory/Practice Gap
19(4)
Engaging Learner TESOL Teachers
23(4)
Inconvenient Truth 2: Early Career TESOL Teacher Abandonment
27(2)
TESOL Teacher Education: A Novice-Service Framework
29(3)
Conclusion
32(1)
3 TESOL Teacher Education: Reflection-as-Action
33(30)
Preamble
33(1)
Introduction
34(2)
TESOL Teacher Education: Moving toward Reflection-as-Action
36(25)
Framework for Reflecting on Practice
39(22)
Conclusion
61(2)
4 TESOL Teacher Education: Collaborative Learning
63(25)
Preamble
63(1)
Introduction
64(1)
Collaborative Learning
65(22)
Mentoring
65(2)
Critical Friends Groups
67(3)
Team Teaching
70(3)
Peer Coaching
73(3)
Reflection Tools
76(11)
Conclusion
87(1)
5 TESOL Teacher Education: Teaching Practice
88(25)
Preamble
88(3)
Introduction
91(4)
Learning to Teach
95(13)
Microteaching
95(3)
Field Placements
98(10)
Feedback during Field Placement
108(3)
Conclusion
111(2)
6 TESOL Teacher Education: Teaching Evaluation
113(22)
Preamble
113(3)
Introduction
116(3)
Teaching Evaluation: Current Challenges
119(6)
Outdated, Limited, Evaluative Criteria
119(2)
Few Shared Values and Assumptions about `Good Teaching'
121(1)
Lack of Precision in Evaluating Performance
122(1)
Hierarchical, One-Way Communication
122(1)
No Differentiation between Novice and Experienced Practitioners
123(1)
Limited Administrator Expertise
123(2)
"We Teach Plastic Lessons to Please Them": The Problem with `Canned' Lessons
125(1)
Teaching Evaluation: Shifting the Burden
126(7)
Teaching Portfolios
128(5)
Conclusion
133(2)
7 TESOL Teacher Education: The Early Career Years
135(20)
Preamble
135(1)
Introduction
135(2)
Early Career Years: Expectation versus Reality
137(3)
Early Career Years: Support
140(3)
Early Career Years: Identity Development
143(3)
Early Career Years: Teacher as Researcher
146(8)
Conclusion
154(1)
8 Conclusions
155(6)
Preamble
155(1)
Introduction
156(1)
Imposter Syndrome
157(1)
TESOL Teacher Education: A Reflective Approach
158(1)
What Next?
159(1)
Conclusion
160(1)
Appendix: TESOL Teacher Research 161(15)
References 176(14)
Index 190