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An Elementary School in Holland: Experiment in Educational Practice

Autor Loren S. Barritt
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 29 feb 1996
"Loren Barritt" is professor of education at the University of Michigan. He spent a year in a Dutch elementary school, studying the Dutch approach to teaching and observing how teachers make decisions in both the classroom situation and in staff meetings, and analysing the effectiveness of these decisions for the children.
In contrast to the US system, the emphasis in Dutch elementary schools is not only on measurable learning achievements but also on everyday events, as these create the structures in which the child lives.
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ISBN-13: 9789062248797
ISBN-10: 9062248799
Pagini: 256
Dimensiuni: 149 x 218 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.44 kg
Editura: International Books

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What valuable lessons in educational theory and practice can be learned by observing schools in another culture? This is the question that sent the US professor of education Loren Barritt for a year to the Netherlands - to a country he knew little of and a language he had to learn. He wanted to be able to observe as a complete outsider. A substantial part of that year was spent sitting in on classes in a city school. He observed each learning level extensively, interviewed all the teachers, and looked at both the individual and the 'team' situation. An Elementary School in Holland, highly readable and often amusing, is the result. It affords us insight into the day to day life of a Dutch elementary school, into how the teachers work, and into the difficult choices teachers face every day and how they make decisions. Barritt is not uncritical of what he observed, noting very succinctly for example the struggles of children with non-Dutch cultural backgrounds to 'make it' in a predominantly Dutch school 'climate'. An eminently important book for teachers, policy makers and professors of public education. It will provide primary source material for teacher training institutions.