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Mining For Gold: Stories of Effective Teachers
Mining For Gold: Stories of Effective Teachers
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An entertaining story of the many teachers Fergal Roche, chief executive of The Key, has come across in his long career; each one effective in their own special way, despite their hugely different approaches, ordinary people who have produced an extraordinary impact. If you are currently a teacher, were once a teacher, or are thinking about becoming a teacher, this book will be like coming to a party. Or if you hate parties, doing something you really love. The message, in a beautifully light and accessible tone, is that teaching is the most exciting and significant job in the world, hugely complex and exhausting, yes, but a role that needs to be mastered over decades of practice.

Language
English
ISBN
9781398383111
Copyright
About the Author
Praise for Mining for Gold
Foreword
Introduction
Peter Hardwick – the inspirer
The teaching itch
Jeremy Attlee – the completer-finisher
Missionary zeal
Geoff Hoare – the enthusiast
Learning from others
Terry Brooks – the enforcer
The most rewarding profession
Philippe Baling – the explainer
Teaching isn’t for perfectionists
GTH
Rubbish teaching
There’s nothing wrong with boring
Brian Keating – the extender
Looking after teachers
Mrs Hardwick – do your corrections
Teacher fragility
Mrs Clayton… scary
The best teachers are unreasonably demanding
Colin Hall – the teacher of teachers
Bad teaching – no names
Philippa Walker – getting organised
The classroom – your country, your kingdom
Mr Wood – any questions?
Developing mystique and reputation
Mr Humphrey – the hard worker
Why teaching is more complex than knee surgery
Dr Barras – you will not fail
School culture
Gerald Roberts – creator of intrigue
So…
Acknowledgements

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