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Must Read Books for New/Pre-Service Teachers?
I'm trying to compile a reading list. Looking for 'getting started' or '1st years in teaching' sort of books as well as 'classics'. I'm a secondary english preservice teacher, so anything specific to that would be appreciated :)
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Permalink Reply by Lisa Michelle Dabbs on -
A simliar discussion going on at the Edutopia.org New Teacher Connection Group. You may want to glance over this list as well! http://www.edutopia.org/groups/new-teacher-connections/52655
Cheers!
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Permalink Reply by Jeffrey Bongard on -
Teacher Man by Frank McCort, Angela's Ashes, author, about his time as a teacher in NY City. Different take on teaching that is very realistic. Enjoy.
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Love and Logic by Fay and Funk. The Courage to Teach by Parker Palmer.
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Permalink Reply by Seth Baxter on
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Reading with Meaning by Debbie Miller
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Permalink Reply by Cara Barnes on -
Teach Like a Champion by Doug Lemov is a great book for any grade.
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Permalink Reply by Lauren Weissler on
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I read Teacher Man by Frank McCort after my first year of teaching and I would highly recommend it. I could totally relate to the book and it made me laugh.
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Permalink Reply by Maryanne Burgos on -
I think that all teachers would find useful information on technology in education ( the why and the how to) in Will Richardson's book Blogs, Wikis and Podcasts 2010 3rd edition. The emphasis is on forming connections to stay current. His newer book, Personal Learning Networks (2011), co-written with Rob Mancabelli is also very informative, but not as much of a how to.
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