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Teaching practice experience: linking theory to practice.

S J Ayer
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This paper analyses the relationship between the theory and practice of the art of teaching as experienced by the author during a period of teaching practice in a school of nursing. It examines such concepts as 'aims', 'objectives', 'scheme of work' and 'lesson plans' and sets these in the context of practical classroom teaching.

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S J Ayer. 1986. Teaching practice experience: linking theory to practice.. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2648.1986.tb01282.x

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