Improving Student Learning One Teacher at a TimeASCD, 2007 - 143 páginas The most important factor affecting student learning isn't standards, textbooks, or testing--it's teachers. And when it comes to improving learning, research has shown teachers what works. But the real challenge comes when it's time to do what works and do it well. In this book, Jane E. Pollock explains how making the right adjustments in four critical areas of practice--curriculum, instruction, assessment, and feedback--can help any teacher improve student learning significantly. Here, you'll find out how to
Along with step-by-step procedures, practical guidelines, and specific models, this book features the voices of individual teachers who share their experience using the author's "Big Four" approach. Like them, you may find it's the missing link you need to transform your pedagogy and achieve unprecedented levels of both student success and professional satisfaction. |
Índice
Introduction | 1 |
1Replacing Hope with Certainty | 7 |
Teacher Voice | 19 |
2Learning Targets | 28 |
Teacher Voice | 55 |
3Instructional Planning and Delivery | 59 |
Teacher Voice | 77 |
4 Varied Classroom Assessments | 83 |
5 Feedback Record Keeping and Reporting | 103 |
Teacher Voice | 125 |
Afterword | 131 |
Acknowledgments | 134 |
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About the Author | 143 |
Teacher Voice | 98 |
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Improving Student Learning One Teacher at a Time Jane E. Pollock,Laura J. Tolone Pré-visualização limitada - 2020 |