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The Call to Teach: An Introduction to Teaching
Matthew Lynch
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, Instructor’s Manual to accompany The Call to Teach
By Matthew Lynch
Prepared by: Corey Marie Hall
INSTRUCTOR’S RESOURCE MANUAL
Each chapter in this manual corresponds with a chapter in the Becoming a Teacher, Ninth
Edition, textbook. The Instructor’s Resource Manual includes:
• Chapter outline
• Chapter outcomes
• Supporting supplements
• Chapter overview
• Key terms and concepts
• Discussion questions
• In-class activities
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, TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1 — Chapter 1: So You Want to Be a Teacher? ............................................. 1
Chapter 2 — Teaching in a Multicultural Society ......................................................... 6
Chapter 3 — Understanding Student Differences........................................................ 12
Chapter 4 — School Governance, Organization, and Finance ....................................19
Chapter 5 — The Philosophy of Education: Teaching’s Foundations ...................... 25
Chapter 6 — History of the United States Educational System ................................ 35
Chapter 7 — Reforming the United States Educational System ................................ 42
Chapter 8 — Ethical and Legal Issues in Education .................................................. 47
Chapter 9 — Assessing Student Learning .................................................................... 51
Chapter 10 — The Art of Teaching ................................................................................ 56
Chapter 11 — Technology and Education ................................................................... 61
Chapter 12 — Preparing for the Real World of Teaching ........................................... 66
Chapter 13 — Next Steps in Your Call to Teach ......................................................... 70
Test Bank ......................................................................................................................... 76
Answer Key… ................................................................................................................. 127
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