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This text is designed for use as either a supplementary or primary text. It is used as a supplement for educational methods courses, including general methods for regular and special education and subject area methods, such as reading, math, science, social studies, and so on. In addition, it is used as the primary text for planning and practicum courses. The market size is potentially vast (500,000 +) since the book can be used in the context of most curriculum and instruction courses as well as student teaching practica. It is also has special appeal to alternative certification candidates. The simplicity, brevity, and applied nature of this book would make it an ideal candidate for adoption by school districts.教学资源:PPT、教师手册、题库、Field Experiences。
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Chapter
Part Ⅰ Planning What to Teach
Chapter 1 Thinking about Content
Thinking about What Students Need to Learn
Guidance in Choosing What to Teach
Chapter 2 Writing Objectives
The Four Components of Objectives
Bloom's Taxonomy of the Cognitive Domain
Responding to Skill Diversity When Planning the Objective
Practicing Writing Objectives:Study Suggestions
Part Ⅱ Planning How to Teach
Chapter 3 Thinking about Instruction
Universal Design for Learning
Differentiated Instruction
Planning for English-Language Learners
Chapter 4 Critical Teaching Skills for Focusing Attention
Chapter 5 Critical Teaching Skills for Presenting Information
Demonstration or Modeling
Teaching Key Terms and Vocabulary
General Tips for Planning Effective Presentations
Chapter 6 Critical Teaching Skills for Promoting Active Participation
Importance of Active Participation
Types of Active Participation Strategies
Responding to Diversity When Planning for Active Part icipation
Number of Strategies to Include
Teaching Active Participation Response Strategies
Chapter 7 Critical Teaching Skills for Planning Practice and Monitoring Student Learning
Monitoring Student Learning
Chapter 8 Critical Teaching Skills for Planning Partner and Small-Group Work
Examples of Using Peers in Instruction
Planning for Using Peers in Instruction
Chapter 9 Selected Instructional Interventions
Acquisition of Information
Processing or Memorizing Information
Part Ⅲ The Context for Teaching and Learning
Chapter 10 Supporting Student Behavior
Creating a Diversity Responsive Environment
Universal Behavioral Interventions
Selected Behavioral Interventions
Chapter 11 Critical Management Skills for Communicating with Students
Communicating Behavior Expectations
Acknowledging Appropriate Behavior
Chapter 12 Critical Management Skills for Structuring the Learning Environment
Monitoring Student Behavior
Chapter 13 Lessons versus Activities
Primary Differences between Lessons and Activities
Selecting the Appropriate Plan
Chapter 14 Lesson Planning
Generic Components of a Lesson Plan
Chapter 15 Activity Planning
Generic Components of an Activity Plan
Writing the Activity Plan
Preface to the Lesson Models
Organization of Chapters 16 through 18
Chapter 16 Direct Instruction
Uses of Direct Instruction
Key Planning Considerations
Chapter 17 Informal Presentation
Uses of Informal Presentation
Key Planning Considerations
Chapter 18 Structured Discovery
Uses of Structured Discovery
Key Planning Considerations
Chapter 19 Teaching Specialized Content
Teaching Behavioral Skills
Teaching Learning and Study Strategies
Chapter 20 Editing Your Plan
Editing Task #1:Editing for Critical Management Skills
Editing Task #2:Editing for Instructional Interventions
Editing Task #3:Evaluate Congruence
Chapter 21 Using the Framework for Diversity Responsive Teaching
Using the Framework for Brainstorming
Using the Framework as a Tool for Self-Reflection