The Lazy Teacher's Handbook: How Your Students Learn More When You Teach Less (Independent Thinking Series)
Oozes professionalism and rigor and it does so with a confidence that will encourage teachers to think again about their classroom practice. Explains how teachers can enjoy their responsibility by helping students realize that they have to share the work...and in doing so they will enjoy it and find it fulfilling. --Mick Waters, Professor of Education, President of the Curriculum FoundationIf you imbibe the essential principles he outlines in the book, you ll find yourself with a great toolkit of pupil-proof teaching techniques which will make you enjoy your teaching more and help you get better results. I learned a lot from the book and would whole-heartedly recommend it to other colleagues. --Francis Gilbert, author ofI'm A Teacher, Get Me Out Of HereWritten in an engaging and down-to-earth style, The Lazy Teacher's Handbook is packed full of 'things to try' in lessons, but is also underpinned by a view of teaching and learning that is humane and hopeful. --John Morgan, Reader in Education, Institute of Education London and University of BristolIf you imbibe the essential principles he outlines in the book, you ll find yourself with a great toolkit of pupil-proof teaching techniques which will make you enjoy your teaching more and help you get better results. I learned a lot from the book and would whole-heartedly recommend it to other colleagues. --Francis Gilbert, author ofI'm A Teacher, Get Me Out Of HereWritten in an engaging and down-to-earth style, The Lazy Teacher's Handbook is packed full of 'things to try' in lessons, but is also underpinned by a view of teaching and learning that is humane and hopeful. --John Morgan, Reader in Education, Institute of Education London and University of Bristol