Състояние: Много добро
Забележка: Леко захабен външен вид, неизползвана книга.
Издателство: Continuum
Град на издаване: London
Наличност: singular
Ширина (мм): 135
Височина (мм): 215
Дебелина (мм): 15
Корици: Меки

In this unique book, Sue Cowley takes on the role of agony aunt. Written in the form of a 'clinic' for teachers who have problems or questions about their job, Sue Cowley provides the answers to teachers' most pressing questions.

Drawing on her considerable teaching expertise at both primary and secondary level, Sue offers a number of practical and realistic solutions to all kinds of educational problems. Sue Cowley's Teaching Clinic covers every aspect of teaching, ranging from everyday classroom queries like 'How do I get my kids to shut up and listen to me?' and 'How do I deal with the child who never produces any work?' to concerns such as coping with classes who behave 'like a bunch of psychopaths' and turning off at the end of the day.

This book is essential reading for every teacher.

Sue Cowley is an experienced classroom teacher and subject coordinator. She now works as an educational writer, trainer, presenter and consultant, combining these roles with part-time supply teaching.

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Contents

Acknowledgements ix
Introduction xi

1 The talkative class 1
2 Off-task behaviour 17
3 The developing confrontation 31
4 The 'natural' teacher 51
5 The little fidgets 59
6 The class from hell 71
7 The balanced relationship 83
8 The negative classroom 91
9 When sanctions don't work 97
10 The class of widely varying abilities 113
11 The child who does no work 117
12 The over emotional teacher 123
13 Too tired to teach 127
14 The worn out voice 135
15 School on my mind 147
16 The paperwork issue 153