Dominic Wyse worked as a primary school teacher and subject coordinator before moving into teacher education. He is now a Principal Lecturer in Primary Education at Liverpool John Moores University.

'This short, accessible book is an ideal introduction for anyone about to embark upon a teacher training programme.' - Claire Conway, Escalate

• 1. Working with People: What are interpersonal skills? Why are they so important? 2. Organising the Classroom: What's so special about tables, chairs and cupboards? 3. Planning the Curriculum: Why is the curriculum such an important part of the job? 4. Managing Behaviour: Why is good discipline essential? 5. Assessing and Record Keeping: What can assessment tell you about your children? 6. Thinking about Education: Is primary teaching all practice and no theory? 7. Becoming a Professional: What are the hallmarks of a teacher?

Dominic Wyse worked as a primary school teacher and subject coordinator before moving into teacher education. He is now a Principal Lecturer in Primary Education at Liverpool John Moores University.

'This short, accessible book is an ideal introduction for anyone about to embark upon a teacher training programme.' - Claire Conway, Escalate

• 1. Working with People: What are interpersonal skills? Why are they so important? 2. Organising the Classroom: What's so special about tables, chairs and cupboards? 3. Planning the Curriculum: Why is the curriculum such an important part of the job? 4. Managing Behaviour: Why is good discipline essential? 5. Assessing and Record Keeping: What can assessment tell you about your children? 6. Thinking about Education: Is primary teaching all practice and no theory? 7. Becoming a Professional: What are the hallmarks of a teacher?

Dominic Wyse worked as a primary school teacher and subject coordinator before moving into teacher education. He is now a Principal Lecturer in Primary Education at Liverpool John Moores University.

'This short, accessible book is an ideal introduction for anyone about to embark upon a teacher training programme.' - Claire Conway, Escalate

• 1. Working with People: What are interpersonal skills? Why are they so important? 2. Organising the Classroom: What's so special about tables, chairs and cupboards? 3. Planning the Curriculum: Why is the curriculum such an important part of the job? 4. Managing Behaviour: Why is good discipline essential? 5. Assessing and Record Keeping: What can assessment tell you about your children? 6. Thinking about Education: Is primary teaching all practice and no theory? 7. Becoming a Professional: What are the hallmarks of a teacher?