Good, clear reading From Ann Gravells again
Too simplistic and not appropriate for students.
Very accesible text, short and too the point. It is a great introduction to Lifelong Learning. Provides lots of activities to help you think deeper as to whether it is the right path for you. The frequently asked questions are very useful in assisting budding teachers in pursuing the career of a teacher. Recommended read for anyone thinking of working in the Lifelong Learning Sector.
very informative, especially if undecided about entering this area of teaching.
This book is very useful and easy to understand, I would recommend this to anyone who is wanting to become a professional teacher as it is a great source to support you throughout your teaching practice. provides you with useful guidance for assessments
this book is always used in my teaching and highly recommended to my students. Ann Gravells writes excellent books
Good background and source book for facilitators. I have used elements to underpin new activities to support learning.
Provides a useful introduction to the sector but recent changes in awards, regulations and agencies makes the text now somewhat dated. Really needs an update as 'What is teaching in the Education and Skills Sector' with appropraite updates.
A good book, which I would recommend to anyone thinking about embarking on a PTLLS or the new Award in Education and Training. It has some good activities and examples throughout the book. My one criticism is that there are some areas (e.g. learning styles) that could mislead trainees a little
A good alround book giving relevant info about the LL sector
Helpful for those considering teaching in lifelong learning.
A useful book but not essential to the course. Many of the topics have been covered in the PTLLS book.
Gives a wider view of teaching in the lifelong learning sector and may be part of our reading list for PTLLS and CTLLS candidates.
This is an accessible and very user friendly book which provides an excellent introduction to the topic of Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector.
It follows the usual format for Ann Gravells and Sage Books with chapters which include an introduction which directs us to each chapters content, a useful summary at the end along with references for further reading and useful websites.
Another clear and straightforward book from Ann Gravells.
I would definitely recomend this book to my trainee teachers.
Excellent text for all those wishing to complete PTLLS.
This text would provide a person wishing to pursue a career in the lifelong learning sector with excellent background reading prior to commencing the PTLLS course.