The complexities of authority in the classroom : fostering democracy for student learning /: fostering democracy for student learning. (2022)
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- Book
- Title:
- The complexities of authority in the classroom : fostering democracy for student learning /: fostering democracy for student learning. (2022)
- Main Title:
- The complexities of authority in the classroom : fostering democracy for student learning
- Further Information:
- Note: Edited by Ken Badley, Margaretta Patrick.
- Editors:
- Badley, Kenneth Rea, 1951-
Patrick, Margaretta - Contents:
- Contents Endorsements Dedication Preface Acknowledgements Contributors INTRODUCTION 1: Introduction – Margaretta Patrick and Ken Badley 2: Classroom Management: A Dialogue with Larger Social Questions – Margaretta Patrick Part 1. GAINING CLASSROOM AUTHORITY INTRODUCTION 3: Authorizing Yourself to Teach – Ken Badley and Michelle C. Hughes 4: Good to Go: Teaching by Our Students’ Consent – Ken Badley 5: Being All There: Teacher Presence and Teacher Authority – Ken Badley [+ textbox / humility: Farrington-Thompson] 6: The Importance and Impact of Listening Well – Emily Robinson and Shae Nimmo 7: Invitational Theory: A Theoretical Foundation for Establishing a Positive Classroom Ethos – Sean Schat 8: School of Rock – Mason Steinke 9: Case Study: A Turn-Around in a High-Needs Classroom – Nadine Ayer Part 2. AUTHORIZING STUDENTS 10: A Sense of Place and Student Consent – Jacqueline Filipek 11: Authorizing Students Through Inquiry and Assessment – Reanna Jordan and Ken Badley 12: Authorizing Students Through Relationships – Iriel Jaroslavsky Rindlisbacher 13: On Authority and Dignity – Paige Ray 14: Situating Classroom Management in English Language Arts, Math, and Social Studies – Jacqueline Filipek, Margaretta Patrick, and Wendy Stienstra Part 3. TEACHER AUTHORITY & DIVERSITY 15: Teacher Authority and Culturally Responsive Teaching – Margaretta Patrick 16: Male Authority: Assumption-Busting – Genie Kim 17: Look Who’s Talking: Gender, Teacher Authority and the Use of LinguisticContents Endorsements Dedication Preface Acknowledgements Contributors INTRODUCTION 1: Introduction – Margaretta Patrick and Ken Badley 2: Classroom Management: A Dialogue with Larger Social Questions – Margaretta Patrick Part 1. GAINING CLASSROOM AUTHORITY INTRODUCTION 3: Authorizing Yourself to Teach – Ken Badley and Michelle C. Hughes 4: Good to Go: Teaching by Our Students’ Consent – Ken Badley 5: Being All There: Teacher Presence and Teacher Authority – Ken Badley [+ textbox / humility: Farrington-Thompson] 6: The Importance and Impact of Listening Well – Emily Robinson and Shae Nimmo 7: Invitational Theory: A Theoretical Foundation for Establishing a Positive Classroom Ethos – Sean Schat 8: School of Rock – Mason Steinke 9: Case Study: A Turn-Around in a High-Needs Classroom – Nadine Ayer Part 2. AUTHORIZING STUDENTS 10: A Sense of Place and Student Consent – Jacqueline Filipek 11: Authorizing Students Through Inquiry and Assessment – Reanna Jordan and Ken Badley 12: Authorizing Students Through Relationships – Iriel Jaroslavsky Rindlisbacher 13: On Authority and Dignity – Paige Ray 14: Situating Classroom Management in English Language Arts, Math, and Social Studies – Jacqueline Filipek, Margaretta Patrick, and Wendy Stienstra Part 3. TEACHER AUTHORITY & DIVERSITY 15: Teacher Authority and Culturally Responsive Teaching – Margaretta Patrick 16: Male Authority: Assumption-Busting – Genie Kim 17: Look Who’s Talking: Gender, Teacher Authority and the Use of Linguistic Space – Allyson Jule 18: Interrogating the Relationship between a Teacher’s Race and Classroom Authority – Malini Sivasubramaniam Part 4: NARRATIVES FROM THE FIELD AND SPECIAL SITUATIONS 19: The Student Teacher’s Relationships: Mentor Teachers and Students – Rebecca Clarke, Tiffany Chung, and Maegahn Smith 20: Reflections of a Beginning Teacher: Who Am I Going to Be? – Ashley Ryl 21. Establishing Yourself as a Teacher in a Foreign Setting – Nicola Campbell 22: Succeeding as a Substitute Teacher – Bina Ali and Douglas Laing 23: Creating Positive Classroom Climate in Remote Settings – Kristen Tjostheim 24. The Challenges and Rewards of Teaching in Remote Settings – Dena Palmaymesa and Natasha Steenhof Bakker 25: Reflections of a Veteran Secondary Teacher – Ron McIntyre CONCLUSION – Margaretta Patrick & Ken Badley INDEX … (more)
- Edition:
- 1st
- Publisher Details:
- London : Routledge
- Publication Date:
- 2022
- Extent:
- 1 online resource, illustrations (black and white)
- Subjects:
- 371.1024
Classroom management
Classroom environment
Teacher-student relationships - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9781000571103
9781000571066
9781003140849 - Related ISBNs:
- 9780367691998
9780367691981 - Notes:
- Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
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