How to Meet Standards, Motivate Students, and Still Enjoy Teaching! : Four Practices That Improve Student Learning.
Emphasizes following a standards-based curriculum while creating a community of learners, making reflection routine, teaching content and process, and developing authentic tasks and assessments.
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Thousand Oaks :
SAGE Publications,
2008.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Contents
- Foreword
- Preface to the Second Edition
- Acknowledgments
- About the Author
- Introduction: Focusing on Standards in the Classroom
- A Positive View of Standards
- Taking a Big-Picture Look at Standards
- Standards and the Classroom
- Four Practices That Meet Standards and Motivate Students
- Ideas for Teachers
- Ideas for Administrators
- Chapter 1
- Creating a Community of Learners
- Why Do I Need a Community of Learners in My Classroom?
- The Helpless and the Hopeless Students
- Help Students become Self-Directed Learners
- Have an Interactive Classroom
- Helping Students Work Cooperatively
- Strategies for Group Work in a Community of Learners
- A Quality Focus
- The Community of Learners, a Final View
- Ideas for Teachers
- Ideas for Administrators
- Chapter 2
- Making Reflection Routine
- Teacher Reflection
- Student Reflection
- Concluding Reflection
- Ideas for Teachers
- Ideas for Administrators
- Chapter 3
- Teaching Content and Process
- The Learner Actions
- Using the Learner Actions to Meet Standards
- Analyzing Lessons to See Who is Doing all the Work
- Ideas for Teachers
- Ideas for Administrators
- Chapter 4
- Developing More Authentic Tasks and Assessments
- What Type of Work Should Students be Doing?
- Performance Tasks
- Designing Tasks
- Assessment and Evaluation
- Assessing and Evaluating Performance Tasks
- Tasks and Assessment: Final Thoughts
- Ideas for Teachers
- Ideas for Administrators
- Conclusion: Implementing the Four Practices in a High-Stakes Test Environment
- What about the Tests?
- If Tests Don't Always Match the Standards, Why Do We Have Them?
- Teach Past the Tests to the Standards
- Don't Ignore the Tests, But Don't Obsess over Them
- Teaching the Learner Action Verbs in the Standards is Test Preparation
- Final Thoughts.
- Resources: Reproducible Forms
- References and Further Readings
- Index.