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The Handbook for Economics Teaching Assistants

The Handbook for Economics Teaching Assistants

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Dr Kate Exley and Dr Liz Barnett, Teaching and Learning Centre, London School of Economics and Political Science. From "LSE Handbook for Graduate Teaching Assistants", adapted for the Economics Network by Dr Martin Poulter (Economics Network), Dr Inna Pomorina (Economics Network), Dr Dimitra Petropoulou (Surrey). Adapted version published May 2006.
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  • 1 Starting to Teach
  • 2 Preparation and Planning
  • 3 The Skills of the Class Teacher
  • 4 Case Study: Targeting the Median Student in Seminars
  • 5 Preventing and Resolving problems
  • 6 Further Reading
  • Acknowledgements
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