Introduction: Factors that Impact on Teacher Quality
Olivia N. Saracho and Bernard Spodek
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1 The Preparation of Teachers for the Profession in Early Childhood Education
Olivia N Saracho and Bernard Spodek
1
(28)
2 The Possibilities and Challenges of "Not Knowing": Early Childhood Teachers' Knowledge and Thinking in Uncertain Times.
Glenda Mac Naughton
29
(14)
3 The Importance of Teachers' Subjective Perceptions of Educational Innovations: The Case of Adaptive Teaching
Rudolf van den Berg and Peter Sleegers
43
(16)
4 Transformative Pathways in Becoming an Early Childhood Teacher
Joy Goodfellow and, Jennifer Sumsion
59
(20)
5 Accountability in Early Childhood Care and Education
Martha J. Buell and Donald L. Peters
79
(18)
6 Gender and Schoolwork in the United States, 1850-1920
Jackie M. Blount
97
(16)
7 Beliefs of Early Childhood Teachers
Johanna Einarsdottir
113
(22)
8 Creativity and Teacher-student Interactions
Donna Tafuri and Olivia N Saracho
135
(26)
9 Teachers' Cognitive Styles and Their Instructional Implications
Olivia N Saracho
161
(20)
10 Sensei: Early Childhood Education Teachers in Japan
Susan D. Holloway and Yoko Yamamoto
181
(28)
11 Improving Teacher Quality
Olivia N Saracho and Bernard Spodek
209
(14)
About the Authors
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