- Author
- Green, Thomas F.
- Publisher
- Educator's International Press, Inc. Troy, New York
Written during a time when ordinary language analysis dominated Anglo-American philosophy, The Activities of Teaching ranks among the most thorough and illuminating examinations of the concept of teaching. However, it is more than a text about teaching, ; it is a text that teaches. Written with grace and clarity, the reader is always the author's first consideration. Each chapter contains two parts; the first extends and deepens the analysis of teaching; the second provides the reader with the background necessary to grasp the increasingly sophisticated argument. Each chapter concludes with a set of questions for further exploration of the ideas presented in the text.
Suitable as a text for graduate courses in foundations and philosophy of education, in teaching and teacher education, or as a reference for those who study teaching, this work remains one of the very best analytical treatments of the concept of teaching. (From the Publisher)
Suitable as a text for graduate courses in foundations and philosophy of education, in teaching and teacher education, or as a reference for those who study teaching, this work remains one of the very best analytical treatments of the concept of teaching. (From the Publisher)