What would Jesus do now in the classroom? The CREATe research project
CREATe (Christian Reflection on Ethics And Teaching) groups are peer support groups which use an action research model to facilitate reflection and to promote the development of thinking about Christian ethics in teaching. This report summarises the findings of a pilot research project commissioned by The Stapleford Centre to offer a preliminary analysis of how Christian teachers understand Christian ethics and apply them to their teaching.
Professional Values and Practice: Achieving the Standards for QTS
1. Professional Values and Practices in Teaching 2.The Professional Ethics of Teachers 3. Expectations, Diversity and Achievement 4. Values in the Classroom 5. Professional Relationships with Parents and Pupils 6. Professional Relationships with Colleagues 7. The Community of the School 8. Personal and Professional Development 9. Professional Responsibilities
Body Language for Competent Teachers
Acknowledgements Notes Who This Book is For 1. Introduction 2. What is Nonverbal Communication? 3. Stage Directions and Props 4. Pupil Behaviour and Deviancy 5. The Meaning of Pupils' Nonverbal Signals 6. Getting Attention 7. Conveying Enthusiasm 8. Confrontations or the Empire Strikes Back 9. Relationships with Individual Children 10. Implications for Trainers Answers Further Reading References Author Index Subject Index