The name is absent



20-

In the following extracts School A and School B are beginning a joinl

session by exploring the general atmosphere of School B.

Schooj


A has heard and discussed the Head’s own account of the school. Ir

the Research


Group the atmosphere of the school


was referred to by


students and by the summer


term they


demonstrated


a progressively


complex and analytic way of defining


it. As the next extract shows


the ways students have of knowing the school


is not just an


academic


exercise


because whatever the level of the articulation they arc


affected by the impressions that they have.


Since their identity


and practices as teachers are formed with reference to this ther


it is important that at each stage the perceptions and their conse-


quences are examined.



the self-knowledge


and assessment that is the basis of the professional persona of the

teacher. It is what provides the bridge from training to probatior

and into a career.

Here BM2 begins with the Head’s


account of policy in the school anc


moves into what it looks like


for



and his fellow students ir


the Maths department.

School B and A


29.1.82  P2∕3 Ii


BM 2


So his


idea very much


children but to create a


phere in each class
necessarily shouted at


so


is not to confront
co-operative atmos-
the children aren’t


threatened with various


sanctions and of course that has its drawbacks.
We were discussing one time in certain depart-

ments like in tl
suggest that you


real


detention
anything so
problem in so


≡ Maths Department they
don't threaten children
you don’t threaten them
as a student you have a
far as you've got to main-


some kind of control within the classroom

but


ultimately


threaten the

The probleι


it’s hoped that you won’t
children with any sanctions*
for the student then is that


the


teacher


ay have developed this co-opera-




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