Learning to Teach

by Billie J. Enz, Bette Bergeron, and Michael Wofle

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Give your students a real look at the teaching profession!

Learning to Teach covers the many facets of teaching by offering a descriptive glimse of this career, both in and out of the classroom. This text is intended for one-semester courses that are exploring teaching as a career, or as part of introductory coursework in a teacher preparation program.

Six easy-to-read sections introduce concepts including:

  • Teaching as a Multifaceted Career
  • Teacher as a Scientist and Scholar
  • Teacher as Craftsman
  • Teacher as Politician
  • Teacher as Advocate
  • Teacher as Artist


Each section is designed to promote discussion, and encourage self-exploration by actively engaging the reader. For a complete description, clink on the links above for Table of Contents and Features and Benefits

    Features Include:

    • Helpful tools such as definition boxes, charts and figures, and "think about it" questions to facilitate dialogue and interaction
    • Coverage of "hot-button" issues such as accountability, standardized testing, and school funding
    • Exploration of the history and society on teaching and how it influences the classroom today
    • ISBN13 9780757532283
    • Publish Date 23 August 2006
    • Publish Status Active
    • Out of Print 30 April 2014
    • Publish Country US
    • Imprint Kendall/Hunt Publishing Co ,U.S.
    • Edition New edition
    • Format Paperback
    • Pages 364
    • Language English