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The Lifelong Learning Sector: Reflective Reader
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The Lifelong Learning Sector: Reflective Reader

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March 2010 | 144 pages | Learning Matters
This book provides an overview of the Lifelong Learning Sector while also helping students engage with professional writing. Each chapter in the book is presented as an independently authored 'paper' concentrating on a key theme, including professionalism, reflective practice and how previous experience can shape teaching. Guidance and discussion notes follow to help the reader evaluate the writing and approach, and activities are included to develop the readers' own professional skills in reading and writing. This is an invaluable text for all those working towards QTLS, covering key content, demystifying academic writing, and encouraging reflective reading and practice.
 
Introduction
 
How previous experience can shape our teaching
 
The origins and implications of the professional standards for teachers in the Lifelong Learning Sector
 
Are lesson plans important?
 
Teaching for inclusion: pedagogies for the ‘sector of the second chance’
 
Responding to learners’ literacy and numeracy needs
 
Assessment 14-19
 
Professionalism and reflective practice
 
Belonging and collegiality: the college as a community of practice
 
Mentoring in theory and practice
 
Institutional issues: the college of further of education as a 21st century organization

A very useful starting point for education students in general; however, also a good source of reference for students who need to provide a critical discussion of reflective models.

Miss Lynne Sanders
Teacher Education, City College
September 20, 2013

For learners who struggle to complete reflective learning journals this is very informative and I would recommend to all my learners to dip into this book for help.

Mrs Dorothy Braidwood
Professional Studies, Norfolk Adult Education Service
May 2, 2013

This is a very useful book in support of the higher level learner.

Mrs Andrea Morgans
General Education, Cardiff and Vale College
February 18, 2013

A useful introductory text, especially for Level 3 and 4

Cathie Lacey
Education (Walsall), Wolverhampton University
October 31, 2012

A reference book for experienced and new tutors that can place reflective practice in the fore front of all tutors lessons.
For Dtlls learners a must read in understanding what reflective practice is all about.

Mr Paul Reed
Teaching, Learning and Standards, Riverside College Halton
October 12, 2012

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