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Supervising Instruction: Differentiating for Teacher Success, 3rd Edition
Edward Pajak
This new edition reorganizes the main concepts of Clinical Supervision into different 'Families,' creating a volume of easier access! This volume divides the main theories of Clinical supervision into these main families: Original Clinical, Artistic/Humanistic, Technical/Didactic, and Developmental/Reflective. With this new design, the information becomes more accessible and easily adaptable to specific teacher-styles. Pajak also introduces the element of psychological lenses, which will help even the most experienced clinical supervisors reorganize and recreate their methods and techniques. The book is concise in description of the theories while also providing practical, school-based vignettes and examples. Appendices include surveys and worksheets aimed at helping the supervisor to incorporate the correct methods of Clinical Supervision based on the psychological type of the teacher. 2008 Paperback 300 pgs ISBN: 978-1-933760-16-2 Order #: 1020C $ 41.95 |
Section One - The Original Supervision Models
Chapter 1 - Robert Goldhammer's Clinical Supervision Chapter 2 - Morris Cogan's Rationale for Clinical Supervision Section Two - The Artistic/Humanistic Models Chapter 3 - Elliot Eisner's Artistic Approach Chapter 4 - Arthur Blumberg's Interpersonal Intervention Section Three - The Technical/Didactic Models Chapter 5 - Keith Acheson and Meredith Gall's Technical Approach Chapter 6 - Madeline Hunter's Didactic Approach Section Four - The Developmental/Reflective Models Chapter 7 - Carl Glickman's Developmental Supervision Chapter 8 - Arthur Costa and Robert Garmston's Cognitive Coaching Chapter 9 - Reflective Process Section Five - An Integration of Practice and Theory Chapter 10 - Differentiating Supervision Chapter 11 - Keeping Alive the Spirit of Teaching and Supervision |
Thoroughly updated edition of a classic!
APPROACHES TO CLINICAL SUPERVISION: Alternatives for Improving Instruction, Second Edition
Edward Pajak
The long-awaited, thoroughly updated and expanded edition of a "must-have" resource that has helped thousands of educators improve classroom instruction through effective clinical supervision. Turn here for a comprehensive look at today's most popular and enduring models of clinical supervision- plus, the newer and emerging approaches as well- complete with highlights of the strengths and most effective uses of each. You'll see in one broad sweep what's available in a variety of different models so you can develop an approach to teacher supervision that meets your particular needs and goals. 2000 Hardbound 352pp ISBN 1-929024-00-2 Order #1020 $46.95 |
Introduction: The Evolution of Clinical Supervision Part I: The Original Clinical Supervision Models |
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