Understanding expertise in teaching : case studies of second language teachers / Amy B.M. Tsui.
"Understanding Expertise in Teaching is a valuable addition to the literature on teacher cognition in language teaching and will be of considerable interest to researchers, teachers, and teacher educators in Applied Linguistics and TESOL."--BOOK JACKET.
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Cambridge ; New York :
Cambridge University Press,
2003.
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Table of Contents:
- Ch. 1. Introduction
- Ch. 2. Conceptions of Expertise
- Ch. 3. Characteristics of Expert and Novice Teachers
- Ch. 4. Teacher Knowledge
- Ch. 5. The Case Studies
- Ch. 6. The Professional Development of the ESL Teachers
- Ch. 7. Teacher Knowledge and Managing the Classroom for ESL Learning
- Ch. 8. Teacher Knowledge and the Enactment of the ESL Curriculum
- Ch. 9. Taking on the Challenge: Exploring Process Writing
- Ch. 10. Understanding Expertise in Teaching
- App. 1. Reader's Comment Form on First Draft for the Second Writing Task (Angel's First Draft)
- App. 2. Learner Training in Making Revisions.