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Casual Teaching: A significant gap in professional learning

Kathryn A Jenkins

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Abstract

Numerous novice teachers begin their teaching careers as casual teachers (CTs), thus are increasingly 'at risk' of leaving the profession. Subsequently, there is a dire need for appropriate teacher education for pre-service teachers and professional learning of practising teachers and principals to facilitate ways for CTs to survive and thrive within their schools. A new B Ed unit and research carried out with CTs have highlighted some ways to facilitate significant understandings and skills required by pre-service teachers to become successful CTs and permanent teaching colleagues to support their more itinerant colleagues.
Original languageEnglish
Pages1-4
Publication statusPublished - 2015
EventConversations on KfT 2015: Conversations on Knowledge for Teaching Conference - Newnham, Australia
Duration: 11 Feb 201513 Feb 2015

Conference

ConferenceConversations on KfT 2015: Conversations on Knowledge for Teaching Conference
CityNewnham, Australia
Period11/02/1513/02/15

Keywords

  • Education

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