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Plotkin, Michael – Journal of Graduate Teaching Assistant Development, 2003
Provides advice for graduate teaching assistants on how to organize the first meeting of a class and what to include so that they will be regarded as "real" teachers. Also provides a sample outline for a first class period. (SLD)
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, Graduate Students, Graduate Study, Teaching Assistants
Morris, Michael – Journal of Graduate Teaching Assistant Development, 2001
Examined the congruence of professed beliefs about teaching and observed instructional practices of four graduate teaching assistants in an elementary French program at a large state university. Found that their classroom practices were often at odds with their expressed clear beliefs; they attributed this to difficulties arising from their status…
Descriptors: Beliefs, Classroom Techniques, Differences, Higher Education
Trautwein, Steven N. – Journal of Graduate Teaching Assistant Development, 2000
Describes a training program for graduate teaching assistants that utilizes examples, coaching, evaluation, and "prep meetings," conducted like a class in cooperative learning, but emphasizing teaching techniques as well as subject matter. Notes program effectiveness is assessed by classroom evaluations, student feedback, and self-evaluations.…
Descriptors: Beginning Teachers, Cooperative Learning, Graduate Students, Graduate Study
McGivney-Burelle, Jean; DeFranco, Thomas C.; Vinsonhaler, Charles I.; Santucci, Kimberly B. – Journal of Graduate Teaching Assistant Development, 2001
Investigated how a mathematics pedagogy course challenged teaching assistants' (TAs') beliefs about the teaching and learning of mathematics and informed their teaching practice. Found that TAs adopted a different set of beliefs about the teaching and learning of mathematics and that several constraints (institutional, cultural, a lack of…
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, College Mathematics, Educational Philosophy, Higher Education