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With classroomtested ideas, realworld examples, and easytouse activities, Giselle MartinKniep and Joanne PiconeZocchia tap three decades of experience to define and describe critical teaching and learning strategies that engage students and increase achievement. Teachers at any grade level and in any subject area will gain insights into how to* Create a rigorous, relevant, and authentic curriculum;* Use organizing centers and make meaningful connections to lend true coherence to subject matter;* Ask students questions that will help them retain new material and apply their knowledge in settings outside school;* Teach students how to develop highorder skills such as an ability to affirm values, articulate beliefs, and use multiple resources in varied contexts;* Use assessment as a system to directly engage students in revising tests and evaluating themselves;* Incorporate evaluation tools like portfolios, checklists, and rubrics to foster and assess highquality student work that exceeds expectations; and* Encourage students to selfmonitor progress, selfregulate behavior, appreciate unique learning preferences, and, ultimately, become informed and active 21st century citizens.Changing the Way You Teach, Improving the Way Students Learn stresses the need to build students' capacity to learn how to learn and be strategic, selfaware participants in an evercomplex and fastchanging society. Embracing what they call our 'moral imperative,' the authors encourage us to help students 'pursue the goals that will make them feel whole as human beings.'
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