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ISBN 10: 0335238262
ISBN 13: 9780335238262
Author: Cliff Huggett, Deborah Pownall
The Context of the Travel and Tourism Curriculum and Related Issues
Introduction
Travel and tourism as a subject of study
Concepts of the tourist, tourism, and travel
Studying travel and tourism
Working in the travel and tourism industry
Skills, knowledge, and understanding for the travel and tourism industry
The organization of the industry
Teaching and learning for the travel and tourism industry
What of the future?
The changing tourism industry
Summary
Programmes: Developing the Travel and Tourism Curriculum
Introduction: What is the curriculum?
Curriculum ideologies and travel and tourism programmes
The origins of travel and tourism programmes
Range of programmes and qualifications
Introducing the scheme of work
Designing the scheme of work
The planning process
Summary
Embedding Key Skills and Functional Skills into the Travel and Tourism Curriculum
Introduction
The background to and rise of key skills
What are the key skills?
The wider key skills
What are functional skills?
Embedding key and functional skills into the occupational subject curriculum
Supporting learner development of key and functional skills
Generic barriers to learning key skills
Some specific disabilities and learning difficulties
Personal learning and thinking skills
Summary
Learning and Teaching in the Travel and Tourism Curriculum
Introduction
Learners in the lifelong learning (14+) sector: who are our learners?
Identifying learner needs: learning styles and personalized learning
Developing effective learning in the travel and tourism curriculum
How can we make learning more effective?
Developing expert learners through facilitative approaches
Some learning activities (methods)
Preparing for effective learning in the travel and tourism lesson
Summary
Assessing the Travel and Tourism Curriculum
Introduction
Why do we need to assess our learners?
How is travel and tourism assessed?
The principles of assessment applied to the travel and tourism curriculum
Assessment design
Assessment tools
Summary
Maximizing the Use of Resources in Travel and Tourism
Using resources to support learning and teaching in the travel and tourism curriculum
Resources that enhance learning and teaching in the classroom
Resources that support teaching and learning
Resources that enhance autonomous learning
People as resources
Teaching outside the classroom
Planning the educational field visit
Making the most of work-based learning as a teaching resource
Summary
teaching travel and tourism lesson plans
teaching tourism
what is travel and tourism class
travel.teaching
tourism and education
education and travel
Tags: Cliff Huggett, Deborah Pownall, Travel, Tourism