Indirect education exploring indirectness in teaching and research - Saeverot, Herner (London Routledge, 2022)
Contents: Acknowledgements -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Introduction: Expanding the forms of education -- Chapter 1: Education is indirect by nature—so what’s the problem? -- Chapter 2: Teaching: Four forms of teaching. Excerpts from observations at a secondary school -- Chapter 3: Communication. Janus-faced forms of indirect communication. Teacher interview and thought experiments -- Chapter 4: Ethics: Where is the boundary between the ethical and the unethical regarding teachers’ indirect actions? A case study -- Chapter 5: Time: How may ‘genuine time’ be an integral element in student’s existence? A case study -- Chapter 6: Education research. The direct and indirect paths of education research -- Chapter 7: The educational researcher. Ironic indirection and the I in education research -- Afterword: The wisdom of teachers. A conversation with three teachers -- Index.
Includes index.
Keywords: Direct instruction; Teaching