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Handbook for Teaching Assistants
If you are involved in the training of teaching assistants, you will find an able assistant in this 40-page booklet, Handbook for Teaching Assistants.

The TA Handbook includes the topics:

  • Your Role, Your Students
  • Discussion Classes
  • Writing a Quiz
  • Laboratory Classes
  • Teacher Training Programs
  • Bibliography

This 5th edition was edited by Kenneth Emerson, Barbara Sawrey, and Gery Essenmacher. The 3rd printing features updated safety references, helpful photographs, and an easier-to-read appearance.
 
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Individual copies of the TA Handbook cost $5 (U.S.) or $8 (non-U.S.); lots of ten cost $25 (U.S.) or $30 (non-U.S.).

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