Recommended Educational Books 1, Collected Works of Tao Xingzhi, Jiangsu Education Press, March 5438+0, 2006.
2. The Dream of New Education (Zhu Yongxin) People's Education Press, July 2002.
3. Selected Reading of China's Ancient Educational Works (Editor)
4. Selected Works of Suhomlinski [Su] Translated by Suhomlinski: edited by Cai Ting, Wang Yi and Gao Zujing, published by Science Press. August 2006 5438+0
5. May Schultz's "Economic Value of Education" Jilin People's Publishing House 1982 Edition [Affecting Modern Comparative Education Theory]
Teachers must read 1, the great educator Confucius.
2, "Tao Xingzhi Education Reader"
3. Ye Shengtao Education Reader [Education and Life (Ye Shengtao)]
4. The life of Suhomlinski
5. "Amir"
6. Suggestions for teachers
7, "survival education and death education" (Chen Heqin education reader)
8. Pygmalion in the classroom-the expectation of teachers and the development of students' intelligence.
9. Optimization of educational process
10, Dream of New Education (Zhu Yongxin)
Books suitable for teachers 1. Xue Yong: How Americans Cultivate the Elite (including books related to the author, such as The Ladder of the Elite).
Recommended reason: "Education in other countries, teachers in other countries" can be regarded as a type. Related recommended books include Quality Education in America and I Teach High School in America (by Yi Shan).
For domestic teachers, it is imperative to understand "education in other countries" rather than simply excluding foreigners. There is no need to exclude "foreign education" because of fear of "total westernization"
2. Dewey [America]: Tomorrow's Schools and Social Schools.
Highlight: Tomorrow's School and Society is actually not a book, but a collection of Dewey's books. These books are all about the right and wrong issues of American social change and educational reform at that time. Judging from the state of social transformation, China's current social state is similar to that of the United States at that time, and China's current educational state is similar to that of the United States at that time, which makes Dewey's series of books particularly suitable for modern teachers to read.
The above books are suitable for teachers, and I hope they will help you.