Furthermore, Banner combines both teaching theory and practice in his analysis of the optimal classroom to show how they both have a role. It explains the qualities that a teacher must have in order to be a true champion of education and how those characteristics come into play in the classroom. Banner)īefore entering into the wonderful world of education, The Elements of Teaching by James M. This book would be helpful for new teachers wanting to reflect on what brought them to teaching, how to connect with students and colleagues, and on the often neglected emotional and spiritual sides of the teaching profession.ģ.
Palmer focuses on the inner life of a teacher, building connections, and finding one’s passion.
Palmer covers topics such as what makes a successful teacher, what role fear plays in teaching, teaching paradoxes, and becoming a part of a teaching community. The Courage to Teach by Parker Palmer is a book designed for both new and seasoned teachers based on a spiritual perspective. This book makes a perfect addition to any teacher’s personal bookcase because while thorough, helpful, and detailed, it is also formatted in a way that makes for a very simple yet informative read. 1000 Best New Teacher Survival Secrets (Kathleen Brenny and Kandace Martin)ġ000 Best New Teacher Survival Secrets, is a book by two experienced teachers aimed at other teachers with the purpose of helping them to more effectively and efficiently carry out the most important and often difficult duties required to successfully perform their jobs. If you’re a teacher looking for guidance and inspiration, you’re sure to find some here. What they all have in common is that they all come strongly recommended for new teachers by current and former teachers. The books on the list cover a broad range of subjects and styles, from pedagogical theory to practical how-to, novels to autobiography, history to classroom discipline, politics to reading, writing, and arithmetic. That’s why we’ve put together this list of the 50 best books for new teachers. While nothing can substitute for personal experience, there is much that new teachers can learn from the experiences of others who have walked the path before them. Teaching is truly an art form that takes time and dedication to learn to do well, and as any experienced educator can tell you, the first few years are usually the most trying.
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