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9781412913591

Teaching on Target : Models, Strategies, and Methods That Work

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  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-03-17
  • Publisher: Corwin Pr

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Summary

This easy-to-use guide introduces many proven models, strategies, examples, and methods to new generations of educators, emphasizing the essentials of good teaching.

Table of Contents

List of Figures
xi
Dedication xii
Preface xiii
Acknowledgments xvii
About the Author xxi
Effective Schools and Standards for Teaching
1(14)
21st-Century Teaching: A National Model
1(4)
Reflective Teachers
2(1)
Accountable Teachers
3(1)
Student-Centered Teaching
3(1)
Standards for Teaching: A Holistic Vision
3(1)
A Developmental View of Teaching
4(1)
National Board for Professional Teaching Propositions
5(7)
Teachers are committed to students and their learning
5(1)
Teachers know the subjects they teach and how to teach those subjects to students
6(3)
Teachers are responsible for managing and monitoring student learning
9(1)
Teachers think systematically about their practice and learn from experience
10(1)
Teachers are members of learning communities
11(1)
Cultural and Linguistic Diversity and Teaching Effectiveness
12(1)
Multiple Models to Create a Myriad of Methods and Strategies
13(2)
Classroom Management Strategies and Student Behavior
15(26)
A Simple Plan for Classroom Management
17(1)
Management of Student Conduct
17(2)
Expectations for Successful Classrooms
19(2)
Setting Limits as a Key to Success
21(1)
Responding to Behavioral Challenges
22(2)
Planned Ignoring
22(1)
Signal Interference
23(1)
Proximity Control
23(1)
Interest Boosting
23(1)
Direct Appeal to Values
23(1)
Support Through Humor
23(1)
Support by Routines
23(1)
Removal of Seductive Objects
24(1)
Supportive Removal
24(1)
Disciplinary Removal and Parent Conference
24(1)
Consequences for Severe Problems
24(1)
In-School Suspension
24(1)
Recording Behavior
24(1)
Sending to Another Classroom
24(1)
Behavior Contracting and Parent Presence in the Class
25(1)
Positive Reinforcements
25(2)
School Codes of Conduct
27(1)
Professional Development and Classroom Management
27(4)
Teachers think systematically about their practice and learn from experience
28(1)
Teachers are members of learning communities
28(1)
Teachers work with families to improve professional practice
29(1)
Effective teachers work with colleagues to improve professional practice
29(1)
Effective teachers balance professional responsibilities and maintain personal motivation
30(1)
Procedures for Success
30(1)
Look the Part
31(1)
Collaborate in a Team
32(1)
The Golden Rule and Classroom Management
33(3)
Patience
34(1)
Respect
34(1)
Forgiveness
35(1)
Love
35(1)
Effective Teachers Operate on the Golden Rule
36(1)
Classroom Environment and Organization
36(2)
Building a Community of Learning
38(3)
Designing Learning Experiences
41(16)
Teaching That Targets Learning
42(4)
The Cognitive Taxonomy
42(1)
The Psychomotor Taxonomy
43(2)
The Affective Taxonomy
45(1)
Writing Instructional Objectives
46(2)
Instructional outcome is in the verb
47(1)
Assessment of Learning Outcomes
48(3)
Backward Mapping
50(1)
The General Model for Teaching
51(1)
Element 1: Preparation and Planning
52(1)
Element 2: Framing the Lesson
52(1)
Element 3: Instructional Delivery and Learning
52(1)
Element 4: Integration of the Learning for Insight and Clarification
52(1)
Structure of the Learning Climate
52(1)
Teacher/Learner Interaction
53(1)
Outcomes
53(1)
Summary
53(4)
The Behavioral Models
57(18)
Direct Instruction
58(7)
The Plan
59(2)
Structure of the Learning Climate
61(1)
Teacher/Learner Interaction
61(2)
Outcomes
63(2)
Mastery Learning
65(1)
Advance Organizer
66(2)
The Plan
66(1)
Structure of the Learning Climate
67(1)
Teacher/Learner Interaction
67(1)
Outcomes
68(1)
Practice Theory
68(1)
Memory Model
69(1)
The Plan
69(1)
Structure of the Learning Climate
69(1)
Teacher/Learner Interaction
69(1)
Outcomes
70(1)
The Mastery Lecture Method
70(3)
The Plan
71(1)
Structure of the Learning Climate
71(1)
Teacher/Learner Interaction
72(1)
Outcomes
72(1)
Behavioral Models for Teaching and Learning Outcomes
73(2)
Information-Processing Models
75(25)
Concept Construction Model
76(9)
The Plan
76(1)
Structure of the Learning Climate
77(1)
Teacher/Learner Interaction
77(1)
Outcomes
77(8)
Concept Attainment
85(8)
The Plan
85(1)
Structure of the Learning Climate
86(1)
Teacher/Learner Interaction
86(1)
Outcomes
86(7)
Synectics
93(7)
The Plan: Strategy 1
93(1)
The Plan: Strategy 2
94(1)
Structure of the Learning Climate
94(1)
Teacher/Learner Interaction
94(1)
Outcomes
95(5)
Teaching Through Inquiry
100(19)
Inquiry Training
101(2)
The Plan
101(1)
Structure of the Learning Climate
102(1)
Teacher/Learner Interaction
102(1)
Outcomes
102(1)
Scientific Inquiry
103(1)
The Plan
103(1)
Structure of the Learning Climate
103(1)
Teacher/Learner Interaction
103(1)
Outcomes
104(1)
Socratic Inquiry
104(8)
The Plan
104(1)
Investigation and Analysis
105(1)
Argumentation
105(1)
Structure of the Learning Climate
106(1)
Teacher/Learner Interaction
106(1)
Outcomes
106(6)
Social Science Inquiry
112(1)
The Plan
112(1)
Structure of the Learning Climate
113(1)
Teacher/Learner Interaction
113(1)
Outcomes
113(1)
Inquiry and Learning
113(1)
Questioning Strategies: A Process for Teaching Through Inquiry
114(4)
Prompting and Probing for Clarity and Depth
114(1)
Questions to Create Higher Order Thinking
115(3)
Summary
118(1)
The Social Models
119(20)
Group Investigation Model
120(1)
Cooperative Learning Models
120(4)
Creating Cooperative Learning Groups
121(1)
The Plan
121(1)
General Strategy
121(1)
Jigsaw II Strategy
122(1)
Structure of the Learning Climate
122(1)
Teacher/Learner Interaction
122(1)
Outcomes
123(1)
Student Teams-Achievement Divisions Strategy
124(2)
The Plan
124(1)
Structure of the Learning Climate
125(1)
Teacher/Learner Interaction
125(1)
Outcomes
125(1)
Teams Games--Tournament Strategy
126(3)
The Plan
126(1)
Structure of the Learning Climate
127(1)
Teacher/Learner Interaction
127(1)
Outcomes
127(1)
Forming Groups
127(2)
Peer Practice Model
129(2)
The Plan
129(1)
Structure of the Learning Climate
130(1)
Teacher/Learner Interaction
130(1)
Outcomes
130(1)
Role-Playing Model
131(1)
The Plan
131(1)
Structure of the Learning Climate
132(1)
Teacher/Learner Interaction
132(1)
Outcomes
132(1)
Simulations Model
132(3)
The Plan
133(1)
Structure of the Learning Climate
134(1)
Teacher/Learner Interaction
134(1)
Outcomes
134(1)
The Nondirective Teaching Model
135(2)
The Plan
136(1)
Structure of the Learning Climate
136(1)
Teacher/Learner Interaction
137(1)
Outcomes
137(1)
Clarification Committee Model
137(1)
The Plan
137(1)
Structure of the Learning Climate
138(1)
Teacher/Learner Interaction
138(1)
Outcomes
138(1)
On to the Collaborative Classroom
138(1)
The Writing Process as a Teaching Model
139(14)
Practical Applications for Writing Process Lessons
140(1)
Teaching Models as Writing Starters
141(1)
Types and Categories of Writing
141(4)
Autobiographical Incident
141(1)
Firsthand Biography/Sketch
141(1)
Report of Information
142(1)
Analysis: Speculation About Cause and Effect
142(1)
Reflective Essay
142(1)
Evaluation
143(1)
Interpretation
144(1)
Controversial Issue
144(1)
Observational Writing
144(1)
The Process of Writing
145(1)
The Process of Writing as a Teaching Model
146(4)
The Plan
146(3)
Structure of the Learning Climate
149(1)
Teacher/Learner Interaction
149(1)
Outcomes
149(1)
Evaluation of Writing: Holistic Scoring Strategies
150(2)
Summary
152(1)
Teaching Children With Special Needs
153(10)
Legal Background for Special Education
154(1)
Least Restrictive Environment
154(1)
Due Process and Individualized Written Plans
154(1)
Mainstreamed Students With Learning Disabilities
155(1)
English Language Learners
156(1)
Student-Centered Teaching Tips
157(6)
Vocabulary Strategies
157(1)
Environmental Strategies
158(1)
Organizational Strategies
158(1)
Motivational Strategies
158(1)
Presentation Strategies
158(1)
Curriculum Strategies
159(2)
Auditory Learner Strategies
161(1)
Visual Learner Strategies
161(1)
Kinesthetic Learner Strategies
161(2)
Student Assessment and Grading
163(14)
Develop Your Personal Philosophy
163(2)
Types of Tests
165(1)
Traditional Grading Systems
165(1)
100-Point System
165(1)
Weighting by Time
165(1)
Standard Letter Grades
166(1)
Authentic Assessment
166(2)
Portfolio Assessment
168(1)
Grading With Rubrics
169(7)
Back to the Taxonomies of Outcomes
171(5)
Summary
176(1)
Putting It All Together for Professional Teaching
177(18)
Teaching and Learning: A Science/Art Form . . . and Its Outcome
178(1)
The Blended Model Method: Some Sample Plans
178(15)
Recommendation for Further Study in Teaching Excellence
193(1)
Concluding Thoughts on the Journey of the Teacher
194(1)
Appendix A Sample Four-Point Rubric for Holistic Scoring, Grades K--8 195(4)
Appendix B: Policy of the National Board for Professional Teaching 199(4)
References 203(4)
Index 207

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