Developing Critical Skills: Interactive Exercises for Pre-Service Teachers Designed specifically for EDU107 at Central Michigan University

Author(s): Kristina Rouech

Edition: 1

Copyright: 2018

Pages: 258

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The purpose of Developing Critical Skills: A Workbook for Pre-Service Teachers is threefold. First, it is to succinctly identify the essential skills and dispositions of an effective teacher. Second, it is to guide the development and refinement of candidates’ essential skills and dispositions in an educational context. Finally, it is to facilitate student self-examination with regard to the most important question of all: Are they equipped to teach?

This workbook delivers professional development for preservice teachers in the area of critical skills and dispositions. It is useful to teachers in multiple stages of their careers, from undergrad to experienced teacher as a resource that succinctly identifies the critical skills and dispositions of the effective teacher, guiding the development thereof.

About the Author
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction

CHAPTER ONE PROFESSIONALISM
1.1 Precepts of Professionalism
1.2 Guidelines for Professional Communication
1.3 Giving and Receiving Feedback
1.4 Code of Ethics
1.5 Professional Appearance and Demeanor

CHAPTER TWO DISPOSITIONS AND DOCUMENTATION

CHAPTER THREE ORAL COMMUNICATION
3.1 Verbal Fillers
3.2 Education Terminology

CHAPTER FOUR INTERPERSONAL SKILLS
4.1 Nonverbal Communication
4.2 Active Listening, Empathy, and Personal Space
4.3 Collaboration

CHAPTER FIVE CRITICAL THINKING
5.1 Problem Solving
5.2 Logical Fallacies

CHAPTER SIX LEADERSHIP
6.1 Four Central Competencies
6.2 Ethical Decision Making

CHAPTER SEVEN PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER

CHAPTER EIGHT LITERACY SKILLS

CHAPTER NINE PROFESSIONAL KNOWLEDGE
9.1 Local Standards
9.2 Curriculum
9.3 Lesson Planning |
9.4 Assessment, Management, and Organization

APPENDIX PRESERVICE TEACHER—CAREER PACKET

References

Kristina Rouech

The purpose of Developing Critical Skills: A Workbook for Pre-Service Teachers is threefold. First, it is to succinctly identify the essential skills and dispositions of an effective teacher. Second, it is to guide the development and refinement of candidates’ essential skills and dispositions in an educational context. Finally, it is to facilitate student self-examination with regard to the most important question of all: Are they equipped to teach?

This workbook delivers professional development for preservice teachers in the area of critical skills and dispositions. It is useful to teachers in multiple stages of their careers, from undergrad to experienced teacher as a resource that succinctly identifies the critical skills and dispositions of the effective teacher, guiding the development thereof.

About the Author
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction

CHAPTER ONE PROFESSIONALISM
1.1 Precepts of Professionalism
1.2 Guidelines for Professional Communication
1.3 Giving and Receiving Feedback
1.4 Code of Ethics
1.5 Professional Appearance and Demeanor

CHAPTER TWO DISPOSITIONS AND DOCUMENTATION

CHAPTER THREE ORAL COMMUNICATION
3.1 Verbal Fillers
3.2 Education Terminology

CHAPTER FOUR INTERPERSONAL SKILLS
4.1 Nonverbal Communication
4.2 Active Listening, Empathy, and Personal Space
4.3 Collaboration

CHAPTER FIVE CRITICAL THINKING
5.1 Problem Solving
5.2 Logical Fallacies

CHAPTER SIX LEADERSHIP
6.1 Four Central Competencies
6.2 Ethical Decision Making

CHAPTER SEVEN PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER

CHAPTER EIGHT LITERACY SKILLS

CHAPTER NINE PROFESSIONAL KNOWLEDGE
9.1 Local Standards
9.2 Curriculum
9.3 Lesson Planning |
9.4 Assessment, Management, and Organization

APPENDIX PRESERVICE TEACHER—CAREER PACKET

References

Kristina Rouech