Managing the Pressures of Teaching : Practical Ideas for Tutors and Their Students

Managing the Pressures in Teaching presents ways in which teachers can manage their workloads (and stress levels) while helping their students manage theirs. When pressure are managed effectively, they need not add to the burden of maintaining standards in a time of diminishing resources. This book will be of use to all teachers.

a Lively, Accessible, And Practical Book Of Suggestions For Ways In Which Tutors Can Manage Their Workloads (and Stress Levels) And Help Students Manage Theirs. The Ability To Cope With Stress Is Not Merely A Question Of 'making It Through The Day'. When Pressures Are Managed Effectively The Need Not Contribute To The Burden Of Maintaining Standards In A Time Of Diminishing Resources. Resources. Aimed At Teachers In Further And Higher Education, It Will Also Be Of Benefit To School Teachers.

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while The Academic Rank Of Tutor Is Uk-specific, Its Role Accretion And Conflicts Are Universally Understandable By Higher Education Instructors. Cox (consultant, Staff Development Centre, U. Of Colombo, Sri Lanka) And Heames (occupational Therapy, Coventry U.) Identify The Problems Of Multidimensional Roles And Offer Strategies To Help Manage The Learning Experiences And Stress For Both Instructors And Students. Team-building, Self-awareness, And Peer Feedback Are High On Their Priority List. Includes An Extensive Number Of Photocopiable Worksheets For Classroom Observation And Assessment. Distributed In The Us By Taylor & Francis. Annotation C. Book News, Inc., Portland, Or (booknews.com)

A practical book of suggestions for ways in which teachers can manage their workloads (and stress levels) and help students manage theirs. Aimed at teachers in further and higher education, it will also benefit school teachers.