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More About This Title The Skillful Teacher: On Technique, Trust, and Responsiveness in the Classroom, Second Edition
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About the Author.
1. Experiencing Teaching.
2. The Core Assumptions of Skillful Teaching.
3. Understanding Our Classrooms.
4. What Students Value in Teachers.
5. Understanding and Responding to the Emotions of Learning.
6. Lecturing Creatively.
7. Preparing Students for Discussion.
8. Getting Students to Participate in Discussion.
9. Teaching in Diverse Classrooms.
10. Giving Helpful Evaluations.
11. Teaching Online.
12. Responding to Resistance.
13. Dealing with the Politics of Teaching.
14. Surviving Emotionally.
Bibliography.
Index.
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"Insights and practical suggestions to college educators for whom teaching students is a major part of their professional responsibility. . . . [Brookfield] will become to the field of education what Peter Drucker has become to management: a scholar who educates and influences practitioners in the field through incisive and challenging writing."
—Canadian Journal of University Continuing Education
"Readable, innovative, and perceptive. . . . The final chapters on the political realities and phenomenological truths of college teaching alone are worth the price of the book, especially for prospective, new, or veteran college, adult, or continuing education teachers."
—Choice
"In an educational world that seems to be dominated by prescriptive exhortations. . .this book provides a refreshing step back from those preoccupations to look at the human relations that always are at play between teacher and student and between student and student."
—TESL Canada Journal