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Teachers, Teaching, Teacher Educators, Teaching Education

2022
As a full professor of education—a teacher of teachers serving primarily in a university-based teacher educator capacity—the author has long been aware of the tenuous nature of our standing in the academy. He recalls learning from his first doctoral advisor of the conversion of “normal schools” to colleges of education.
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Team Teaching in Further Education

Educational Research, 1967
any teaching method must be acceptable to the students, who should feel that it is right for them and consequently have no antagonism towards the method. Any such antagonism would create tension within the teaching situation and the learning efficiency would thus be impaired.
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Teaching Multiskilling in Dietetics Education

Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 1998
To investigate multiskilling in dietetics education programs, perceived benefits and barriers to multiskilling, and current and anticipated areas of cross training in the dietetics curriculum.A descriptive survey was conducted using a researcher-developed questionnaire. The questionnaire was pilot tested and mailed in April 1996 to the directors of all
G, Gates, W, Sandoval
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Educational videotapes-by and for the teaching department

Clinical Radiology, 1975
To date television has not been used very much in teaching diagnostic radiology. The authors describe their method of producing educational videotape recordings suitable for teaching purposes. The adults point out that the procedure is relatively cheap in a department that possesses a videotape recorder and emphasise its value for specialised ...
W B, James, G R, Sutherland
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Medical Education Teaching Resources

Academic Psychiatry, 2014
Numerous monographs on psychiatry education have appeared without a review specifically intended to assist psychiatry faculty and trainees in the selection of appropriate volumes for study and reference. The authors prepared this annotated bibliography to fill that gap.The authors identified titles from web-based searches of the topics "academic ...
Michael D, Jibson, Lisa S, Seyfried, Tamara L, Gay   +2 more
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The Prestige of Special Education Teaching

Exceptional Children, 1966
A study of the prestige attributed to teachers of exceptional children was conducted. The subjects were 138 practicing teachers and college undergraduates completing a paired comparisons questionnaire. The results revealed that all teachers of exceptional children are judged to possess higher prestige than teachers of the nonexceptional.
R L, Jones, N W, Gottfried
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Team Teaching in Nursing Education

The Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing, 2018
Team teaching is used to describe a broad array of teaching configurations that offer benefits to students that cannot be duplicated by a single educator. Although articles and books have been written to describe team teaching in other fields, little has been written about team teaching in nursing.
Susan, Hellier, Lynda, Davidson
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Teaching to design educational technologies

International Journal of Learning Technology, 2011
Finding ways to support novice educational technology designers is of high importance in many design fields. In this research we examined three courses in which graduate students learned to design technology-based curriculum modules. The courses were based on a teaching model developed in a design-based research methodology with four iterations.
Yael Kali, Tamar Ronen-Fuhrmann
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Team teaching in nursing education

Nursing
Abstract: The nursing profession faces significant challenges, including high turnover rates among bedside nurses and nurse educators, necessitating innovative approaches to recruit and retain effective faculty. The team teaching model, characterized by a multi-faculty shared approach to content delivery, offers numerous benefits for faculty ...
Erin, Gibson, Terry, Hill, Hollis, Franco, Brandy, Pitts, Amanda, Veesart   +4 more
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Teaching and Continuing Education in Pathology

Pathology - Research and Practice, 1981
Pathology is both a clinical and pre-clinical subject, a bridge between the clinical disciplines and the basic sciences. The teaching of organ pathology should be given to a major extent during the first clinical year, and only part of it should be integrated with the clinical courses, e.g., pediatric pathology and dermatopathology.
E A, Saxen, E, Saksela
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