Background
Bridges, David was born on February 7, 1941 in Leamington Spa, England. Son of Frederick William and Mildred Vera (Sprawson) Bridges.
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Education, Democracy and Discussion
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Developing Teachers Professionally: Reflections for Initial and In-Service Trainers
(The changes in the education system of England and Wales ...)
The changes in the education system of England and Wales since 1988 have had enormous implications for lifelong teacher training. More people than ever before, in schools, in higher education and in local authorities, are now responsible for teachers' professional development, and the rapid changes have necessitated rapid responses. "Developing Teachers Professionally" is a collection of articles by authors involved in pre-service and continuing education of teachers. The contributors look critically and constructively at the changing world of teacher education. Each contribution shows how a commitment to collaboration and quality can produce truly professional development for teachers throughout their careers. This collection of some of the latest and most positive thinking in the field should appeal to everyone responsible for developing teachers' professionalism.
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David Bridges
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David Bridges, British Academic administrator, educator. Governor Netherhall School, Cambridge, since 1984; co-opted member Cambridgeshire Education Circle, Cambridge, 1985-1989; member Engineering Council General Education Committee, London, since 1989. Member Philosophy of Education Society of Great Britain, American Education Research Association, British Education Research Association, European Education Research Association.
Education
Bachelor, U. Oxford (England), 1963; Master of Arts, U. Oxford (England), 1965; Master of Arts, U. London, 1970; Doctor of Philosophy, U. London, 1976.
Career
Schoolmaster, Royal Grammar School, High Wycombe, England, 1961-1968; lecturer, Homerton College U. Cambridge (England), 1968-1974; principal lecturer, Homerton College U. Cambridge (England), 1974-1986; deputy principal, Homerton College U. Cambridge (England), 1986-1990; professor education, U. East Anglia, Norwich, England, since 1990; dean education, U. East Anglia, Norwich, England, 1995-1996; pro vice chancellor, U. East Anglia, Norwich, England, since 1996. Director National Ext. College, Cambridge, since 1988, Eastern Region Teacher Education Consortium, 1988-1994.
Achievements
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Developing Teachers Professionally: Reflections for Initial and In-Service Trainers
(The changes in the education system of England and Wales ...)
- Education, Democracy and Discussion
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Developing Teachers Professionally: Reflections for Initial and In-Service Trainers
Membership
Governor Netherhall School, Cambridge, since 1984. Co-opted member Cambridgeshire Education Circle, Cambridge, 1985-1989. Member Engineering Council General Education Committee, London, since 1989.
Member Philosophy of Education Society of Great Britain, American Education Research Association, British Education Research Association, European Education Research Association.
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Married Angela Mary Bruce, July 15, 1967. Children: Antony Paul, Anna Katherine.
