TY  - BOOK
AU  - Williams,John
TI  - Technology education for teachers
T2  - International technology education studies
SN  - 9789462091610
AV  - T65 .T3795 2012
CY  - Rotterdam, Boston
PB  - Sense Publishers.
KW  - Technology
KW  - Study and teaching
N1  - Includes bibliographical references; Preliminary Material; P. John Williams --; Introduction; P. John Williams --; Philosophy of Technology; Marc J. de Vries --; Teaching Technology; David Spendlove --; Learning in Technology; Wendy Fox-Turnbull --; Design; Anthony Williams Professor , Rob Cowdroy and Louise Wallis --; Educational Technology and Technology Education; Thomas Loveland --; Understanding Assessment Its Importance; Its Dangers; Its Potential; Richard Kimbell --; Technology and the Community; Gary O’Sullivan --; Curriculum Development; David Barlex --; Considering Some Big Issues and the Role of Technology Education in Transformational Change; Susan V. McLaren --; Author Biographies; P. John Williams
N2  - This is a textbook for use in technology teacher training and also a reference book for technology teachers. It will provide a foundation for new teachers entering the area of technology, and also the opportunity for practicing teachers to keep up to date with research informed ideas about teaching technology. Technology in the curriculum has continually faced a range of challenges throughout its history in many counties. Often the basis of the challenges is the result of a lack of understanding about good technology practice. It is hoped that this book can encourage excellent practice in technology teaching and so increase the number of schools positively engaged with technology. The chapter authors are internationally respected and experienced educators who have been able to draw on both their teaching experience and their research in order to discuss a range of aspects of teaching technology. The book has been developed with an international audience in mind. While authors are naturally most familiar with their own country, efforts have been made to generalize from the principles of sound theory and research based practice to maximize applicability to local contexts
UR  - http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6209-161-0
ER  -