PGCE - The Probationary Year
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CHAPTER SIX
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6.2
6.3
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6.4
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The Second Term - Before Teaching Practice 192
Responsive Structures 194
The School as a Knowledge Base 194
Concerns as a Basis for Professional Knowledge 200
The Nature of Pedagogy 203
Using Student Experience 203
PGCE in the Process of Teacher Education 208
Using Knowledge of the School 209
Reflection and Theorising 219
Levels of Debate 221
Place of Educational Issues 227
Issues and Practice 230
School-based Knowledge and Educational 234
Literature
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CHAPTER SEVEN The Second Teaching Practice 245
7.1 Responsive Structures 247
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a) Role of Visiting Tutor 247
b) Role of the Tutor 255
7.2 The Nature of Pedagogy 257
a) School Culture 258
b) Provision of Practice 260
7.3 PGCE and Process of Teacher Education 264
a) Using Personal Experience 264
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Chapter Eight
8.1
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8.3
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8.4
The Summer Term 271
Responsive Structures 273
Integrative Function of Group over PGCE Course 273
Nature of Course Work 275
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School Groups, School and Student Learning 28θ
PGCE in Process of Teacher Education 283
Personal Learning 283
Reflection and Theorising 289
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