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Building the Best Faculty: Strategies for Hiring and Supporting New Teachers.


The competition to hire the best teachers probably will intensify in future years, meaning Building the Best Faculty should be required reading for anyone responsible for carrying out the recruitment duties.

The author, Mary C. Clement, has plenty of professional experience as the director of field experiences and student teaching at Berry College Berry College is an accredited, private, four-year liberal arts college located in Mount Berry, Georgia, USA, in Floyd County just north of Rome, Georgia. The institution emphasizes the importance of educating the whole person.  in Mount Berry Mount Berry may refer to:
  • Mount Berry, Georgia
  • Mount Berry (Antarctica), a mountain in Antarctica
, Ga.

Clement includes a wealth of information in 14 chapters about recruiting, interviewing and hiring practices and helpful hints about staff development for new and experienced teachers. The case studies included in the book focus on classroom management, teaching strategies and other areas. She also includes tips on mentoring new teachers and providing them with essential support services support services Psychology Non-health care-related ancillary services–eg, transportation, financial aid, support groups, homemaker services, respite services, and other services .

The text benefits from discussion questions as well as a summary of key points at the end of every chapter.

Building the Best Faculty should be helpful to principals, human resource officers and superintendents as a supplement to their existing search and hiring practices. Those at universities who prepare administrators can use the book as a springboard for discussion and role playing role playing,
n in behavioral medicine, learning exercise in which individuals assume characters different from their own. The individual may also be asked to simulate a particularly difficult situation and apply the characteristics that are common to his
 about how to hire the best employees.

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 Press/Technomic Books, 4720 Boston Way, Lanham, Md. 20706, 1999, 176 pp. with index, $36 hardcover)
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Author:Pawlas, George E.
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