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1. Introduction
2. 1.1 The Process of Becoming a Teacher in Illinois
3. 1.2 Building a Resume
4. 1.3 Professional Organizations (Joining a Larger Community)
5. References
6. Introduction
7. 2.1 What Do Great Teachers Do Differently?
8. 2.2 Teachers’ Purposes and Beliefs
9. 2.3 Teacher Knowledge
10. 2.4 Communication
11. 2.5 Lifelong Learning and Professional Development
12. 2.6 The Reflective Practicitioner
13. References
14. Introduction
15. 3.1 Growing Support for People With Disabilities: Legislation and Its Effects
16. 3.2 Responsibilities of Teachers for Students with Disabilities
17. 3.3 Categories of Disabilities - And Their Ambiguities
18. 3.4: The Value of Including Students with Special Needs
19. References
20. Introduction
21. 4.1 Student Diversity
22. 4.2 Emergent Bilinguals
23. 4.3 Differences in Learning and Motivation
24. 4.4 Childhood Trauma
25. References
26. Introduction
27. 5.1 Ethics
28. 5.2 Integrity
29. References
30. Introduction
31. 6.1 The Purpose of Curriculum
32. 6.2 Sociological Influences of the Four Curricula
33. 6.3 The Cognitive and Affective Domains of Curricula
34. 6.4 The Cognitive and Affective Domains of Curricula
35. References
36. Introduction
37. 7.1 Bloom’s Taxonomy
38. 7.2 Instructional Strategies
39. 7.3 Creating Objectives
40. 7.4 The students you will be teaching
41. References
42. Introduction
43. 8.1 Assessment and Evaluation
44. 8.2 Assessment, Accountability, and Historical Factors
45. 8.3 Formative and Summative Assessment
46. References
47. Introduction
48. 9.1 Effective Classroom Management
49. 9.2 Models of Classroom Management
50. 9.3 Characteristics of Effective Classroom Management
51. 9.4 Awareness of High-Needs Students
52. References
53. Introduction
54. 10.1 Foundations of Educational Philosophy
55. 10.2 Ontological Frameworks of Philosophy
56. 10.3 Philosophical Perspective of Education
57. 10.4 Educational Psychology
58. References
59. 11.1 History of American Education
60. 11.2 The Competing Goals of Public Education: A Historical Perspective
61. 11.3 A Nation at Risk
62. References
63. Introduction
64. 12.1 Governance of Illinois State Education
65. 12.2 Financing Public Education
66. 12.3 Other School Options (Charter, Magnet)
67. References
Appendix A: APA Style
Appendix B: COD Resources
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