Mentoring and "reflective practice" have become central elements in the development of teacher learning. This book examines the processes which support mentors, in-service co-ordinators and heads of history departments in their professional developmental work with student teachers, newly qualified teachers and experienced colleagues. Key aspects of mentoring are examined, and the book offers practical guidance on topics such as "collaborative teaching", "observation', and "discursive mentoring". Other issues such as: appraisal, departmental reviewing and the management of quality and curriculum development are also considered within the framework of history teaching and learning. The book offers a practical guide for teachers, mentors and heads of history, and those engaged in providing mentor training and development, and INSET co-ordinators.
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Chris Benson is Publications Coordinator at the Bread Loaf School of English and Research Associate at Strom Thurmond Institute at Clemson University. Scott Christian is Director of the Professional Education Center at the University of Alaska Southeast, Juneau. Dixie Goswami is Coordinator at the Bread Loaf Teacher Network, Bread Loaf School of English and
More about etc.Terry Haydn is Professor of Education at the University of East Anglia, UK.
Alison Stephen is Head of History at Abraham Moss School, Manchester, UK.
Jon Davison is Professor and Head of the School of Education at University College Northampton. His previous publications include Learning to Teach English in the Secondary School, Routledge 1998.
John Moss is a Principal lecturer in English at Canterbury Christ Church University College and co-ordinator of the secondary PGCE English programme. His previous
