Enhancing primary science teaching through school-based mentors: A study from Pakistan
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Description
Aiming to develop a model in understanding key strategies, the author indicates existing gaps and exposes the readers to logistical components of workshops, while at the same time, places special emphasis on conceptualization of ideas for preparing and using appropriate materials to teach science to adult teachers. In addition to this, the book also provides teachers’ insights on how to develop themselves into mentors or teacher educators and thus enhance their impact in schools by not only teaching students, but also other teachers. Halai aims at aiding teachers away from conventional and towards new tutoring techniques by providing a broad context of study.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction - Chapter 2: Setting the scene - Chapter 3: Theoretical framework and literature review - Chapter 4: Studying mentorship - Chapter 5: Who are the mentors? - Chapter 6: Becoming mentors - Chapter 7: Professional development of mentors - Chapter 8: MSTARS findings and its implications for teacher education - Appendices - References - Index.
Publication Information
Oxford University Press, Karachi, 2018
ISBN
9780199406074
Keywords
Education, Science, School teaching, Teaching and learning, Professional Development
Recommended Citation
Halai, N. (2018). Enhancing primary science teaching through school-based mentors: A study from Pakistan. Karachi: Oxford University Press.