Cargando…
Charting a new course : reinventing high school classes for the new millennium /
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Autores principales: | , |
| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Charlotte, NC :
Information Age Publishing, Inc.,
[2017]
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Preface
- Introduction / Eric Castro and Paul Totah
- PART I. Social science. Abi Basch, formerly of Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory in San Francisco, on blending microlending with AP Government ; Kali Kurdy, currently Executive Director of TeachIdaho, on "exploring your state as a classroom" ; Justin Wells of the Envision network on his class, "The making of the modern mind" ; Greg Monfils of Urban School on economics through engagement ; Paul Kim and Tom Thorpe of The Colorado Academy on anthropology of Chinese art and literature ; Educational theorist Tim Kubik on geopolitics for beginners
- PART II. English. Adam Dawkins of Regis Jesuit in Denver on real student journalism ; Stephen Lazar of Harvest Collegiate High School on writing about the other and the self ; Chad Evans, Kristen Moraine, and Paul Totah of St. Ignatius College Preparatory on blending environmental stewardship with literature and religious studies
- PART III. Computer science. Justin Curtis of Bryn Mawr School on programming mobile apps ; Paul-Michael Huseman of Harvest Collegiate High School on computer programming and physics
- PART IV. Math. Kevin Gant of Nex+Gen Academy on applying statistics to help a nearby national park
- PART V. Art. Jane Uyeda and Ascha Drake of The Bay School on the artist as activist ; Katie Wolf of St. Ignatius College Preparatory on the Art and Nature Intensive ; Kevin McMahon of Bellarmine College Preparatory on connecting graphic artists to nonprofits
- PART VI. Environment and ecology. Joanna Smyth and Robin Workman of The Bay School on mixing science with social policy to create change ; Hovey Clark of Woodside Priory on ecological design and sustainability ; Leah Penniman at Tech Valley High School and her environmental analysis class
- PART VII. Engineering. Angi Chau of Bourn Idea Lab at Castilleja School on engineering for resilience ; James Dann of Menlo School and his applied science research class
- PART VIII. Public health. Mary Murphy of the Urban School and her global infectious disease course ; Jennifer Montgomery, Sherry Curtsinger, and Shannon Treece of Eminence High School on health for the whole world ; Bob Kane of the Iolani School on caring for the dying
- PART IX. Administrators. Ben Daley of High Tech High on his advocacy for a new way of learning ; Alan Cheng of City-As-School on seeing the entire city as your classroom ; Christa Flores of The Hillbrook School on designing classrooms to enhance learning ; Stephen Zipkes of Manor New Tech High on teaching collaboration and respect ; Andy Shaw of The Bay School on spurring teachers to collaborate on innovative curriculum
- About the authors.