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Profesní problémy začínajících učitelů / Professional problems of beginning teachersKŮRKOVÁ, Tereza January 2013 (has links)
The thesis is focused on the issue of difficulties which beginning teachers have to cope with. The theoretical part deals with characteristics of the career development of teachers with special emphasis on the stage of beginning teachers. It provides insight into the specific problems of beginning teachers. The practical part was realized through the method of in-depth interviews with selected beginning teachers. The aim of the practical part was to find out which problems beginning teachers face in their first years of teaching. The respondents marked as the main problem teaching subjects in which they have not got a degree, time demands and insufficient pedagogical training in didactic-methodological and diagnostic fields.
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Guidelines for an effective staff induction programme at a special school in Gauteng : a case studyKempen, Maria Elizabeth 06 1900 (has links)
This case study explores the experiences of eight newly appointed teachers at a school for intellectually disabled learners. A qualitative phenomenological approach was employed to interpret interview data.
The literature study investigates the phenomenon of staff turnover and includes key literature themes such as adult learning theories of Senge and Vygotski, the life cycle of a teacher, the special school context and problems and needs experienced by beginning teachers.
The key findings of the research were that beginning special education teachers experienced various problems and needs but that, with well planned structured support, these problems could successfully be overcome.
The researcher has developed a set of guidelines, which could be used in developing a staff induction programme, aimed at raising the effectiveness of newly appointed teachers at a school for intellectually disabled learners. This research once again emphasizes the need for a well planned, structured induction programme. / Further Teacher Education / M. Ed. (Education Management)
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Guidelines for an effective staff induction programme at a special school in Gauteng : a case studyKempen, Maria Elizabeth 06 1900 (has links)
This case study explores the experiences of eight newly appointed teachers at a school for intellectually disabled learners. A qualitative phenomenological approach was employed to interpret interview data.
The literature study investigates the phenomenon of staff turnover and includes key literature themes such as adult learning theories of Senge and Vygotski, the life cycle of a teacher, the special school context and problems and needs experienced by beginning teachers.
The key findings of the research were that beginning special education teachers experienced various problems and needs but that, with well planned structured support, these problems could successfully be overcome.
The researcher has developed a set of guidelines, which could be used in developing a staff induction programme, aimed at raising the effectiveness of newly appointed teachers at a school for intellectually disabled learners. This research once again emphasizes the need for a well planned, structured induction programme. / Further Teacher Education / M. Ed. (Education Management)
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