Milton J Gold
Biographic Data
| ID | 3781381 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Milton J Gold |
| GIVEN NAMES | Milton J |
| FAMILY NAME | Gold |
| SIGNATURE | GOLD M J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hunter College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1961 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Opening the doors to teacher education
Will the skies fall in if students are admitted to teacher education programs simply on the basis of high school graduation and commitment to teach? Will such admission recruit teachers better able to work with children from desperate economic circumstances with whom they feel a sense of identification and for whom they can express the empathy born of common backgrounds? These are questions that colleges of teacher education must face up to if th…
Video Recordings of Student Teachers- A Report of the Hunter College Research Project Evaluating the Use of Kinescopes in Preparing Student Teachers
Television
Increasing attention is being given to ways in which live and recorded closed‐circuit television may maintain and enhance use of the classroom for demonstration, observation, and practice. The author describes several carefully designed programs of research and evaluation in this area
Work and school as partners in education
Toynbee on the Turks in the Near and Middle East
Although Arnold J. Toynbee's reputation as a historian does not depend on his Turkic studies, yet they are an integral part of his work as a whole. Early in his career he devoted three books to the subject; and throughout A Study of History —the definitive statement of his historical philosophy—Toynbee gives considerable thought to the significance of the Turks in the Near and Middle East, according to his more general interpretation of history
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Toynbee on the Turks in the Near and Middle East
Although Arnold J. Toynbee's reputation as a historian does not depend on his Turkic studies, yet they are an integral part of his work as a whole. Early in his career he devoted three books to the subject; and throughout A Study of History —the definitive statement of his historical philosophy—Toynbee gives considerable thought to the significance of the Turks in the Near and Middle East, according to his more general interpretation of history
Work and school as partners in education
Video Recordings of Student Teachers- A Report of the Hunter College Research Project Evaluating the Use of Kinescopes in Preparing Student Teachers
Television
Increasing attention is being given to ways in which live and recorded closed‐circuit television may maintain and enhance use of the classroom for demonstration, observation, and practice. The author describes several carefully designed programs of research and evaluation in this area
Opening the doors to teacher education
Will the skies fall in if students are admitted to teacher education programs simply on the basis of high school graduation and commitment to teach? Will such admission recruit teachers better able to work with children from desperate economic circumstances with whom they feel a sense of identification and for whom they can express the empathy born of common backgrounds? These are questions that colleges of teacher education must face up to if th…
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