Book Spells Out ‘Core Curriculum’ for Teacher Training
Teacher education programs need to prepare their students to understand and support child development, include a study of language acquisition and how language is used, and give prospective teachers depth in a particular content area as well as a broad liberal arts foundation.
Those are among the recommendations made by a National Academy of Education committee that for the past two years has been working to define a “core curriculum” for teacher preparation.
Based at New York University in New York City, the academy is an organization of close to 150 researchers who focus on...
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