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Models of Teaching, 4th ed
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Covers Major Models of Teaching. Teaching Models. Designed for use as a main or supplemental text in undergraduate- or graduate-level courses entitled Elementary Curriculum, Introduction to Instruction, Introduction to Teaching, Models of Teaching, and Instructional Methods. (From the Publisher)
Table Of Content:
Foreword
Part I Frame Of Reference
ch. 1 Beginning The Inquiry: Tooling Up the Community of Learners
ch. 2 Where Do Models Of Teaching Come From?: How Are They Used?
ch. 3 Teaching As Inquiry: Taking Off from the Research Base
ch. 4 The Construction Of Knowledge, Metacognitions, And Conceptions Of Intelligence
ch. 5 Teaching And Equity: Gender, Money, Race, and ch. 6 Partners In Learning: From Dyads to Group Investigation
ch. 7 Role Playing: Studying Social Behavior and Values
ch. 8 Jurisprudential Inquiry: Learning to Think about Social Policy
ch. 9 Adapting To Individual Differences: Conceptual Systems Theory
Part II The Information-processing Family: Learning to Think by Thinking
ch. 10 Thinking Inductively: Collecting, Organizing, and Manipulating Data
ch. 11 Attaining Concepts: The Basic Thinking Skills
ch. 12 Scientific Inquiry And Inquiry Training: The Art of Making Inferences
ch. 13 Memorization: Getting the Facts Straight
ch. 14 Synectics: Enhancing Creative Thought
ch. 15 Learning from Presentations: Advance Organizers
ch. 16 The Developing Intellect: Adjusting Models to Cognitive Development
Part III The Personal Family: Focus on the Person
ch. 17 Nondirective Teaching: The Learner at the Center
ch. 18 Concepts Of Self: Modeling Rich States of Growth
Part IV The Behavioral Systems Family: Behavior Theory
ch. 19 Mastery Learning And Programmed Instruction
ch. 20 Direct Instruction
ch. 21 Learning From Simulations: Training and Self-Training
Part V Professional Skill
ch. 22 The Conditions Of Learning: Focusing and Planning Instruction
ch. 23 How To Learn A Teaching Repertoire: The Professional Learning Communityv ch. 24 Learning Styles And Models Of Teaching: Making Discomfort Productive
Appendix: Peer Coaching Guides
Advance Organizer
Cooperative Learning Organization
Jurisprudential Model
Synectics
Concept Attainment
Inquiry Training
Assists to Memory
Role Playing
Inductive Thinking
References
Index
Covers Major Models of Teaching. Teaching Models. Designed for use as a main or supplemental text in undergraduate- or graduate-level courses entitled Elementary Curriculum, Introduction to Instruction, Introduction to Teaching, Models of Teaching, and Instructional Methods. (From the Publisher)
Table Of Content:
Foreword
Part I Frame Of Reference
ch. 1 Beginning The Inquiry: Tooling Up the Community of Learners
ch. 2 Where Do Models Of Teaching Come From?: How Are They Used?
ch. 3 Teaching As Inquiry: Taking Off from the Research Base
ch. 4 The Construction Of Knowledge, Metacognitions, And Conceptions Of Intelligence
ch. 5 Teaching And Equity: Gender, Money, Race, and ch. 6 Partners In Learning: From Dyads to Group Investigation
ch. 7 Role Playing: Studying Social Behavior and Values
ch. 8 Jurisprudential Inquiry: Learning to Think about Social Policy
ch. 9 Adapting To Individual Differences: Conceptual Systems Theory
Part II The Information-processing Family: Learning to Think by Thinking
ch. 10 Thinking Inductively: Collecting, Organizing, and Manipulating Data
ch. 11 Attaining Concepts: The Basic Thinking Skills
ch. 12 Scientific Inquiry And Inquiry Training: The Art of Making Inferences
ch. 13 Memorization: Getting the Facts Straight
ch. 14 Synectics: Enhancing Creative Thought
ch. 15 Learning from Presentations: Advance Organizers
ch. 16 The Developing Intellect: Adjusting Models to Cognitive Development
Part III The Personal Family: Focus on the Person
ch. 17 Nondirective Teaching: The Learner at the Center
ch. 18 Concepts Of Self: Modeling Rich States of Growth
Part IV The Behavioral Systems Family: Behavior Theory
ch. 19 Mastery Learning And Programmed Instruction
ch. 20 Direct Instruction
ch. 21 Learning From Simulations: Training and Self-Training
Part V Professional Skill
ch. 22 The Conditions Of Learning: Focusing and Planning Instruction
ch. 23 How To Learn A Teaching Repertoire: The Professional Learning Communityv ch. 24 Learning Styles And Models Of Teaching: Making Discomfort Productive
Appendix: Peer Coaching Guides
Advance Organizer
Cooperative Learning Organization
Jurisprudential Model
Synectics
Concept Attainment
Inquiry Training
Assists to Memory
Role Playing
Inductive Thinking
References
Index