Developing Successful K-8 Schools e-bog
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"e;The return to K-8 schools is an opportunity to step back, be purposeful and thoughtful, and plan for what we want for young persons in our schools. This book provides the vision and the tools we need to plan and build something better in Grades K-8."e;-Heather MacTaggart, Executive DirectorClassroom Connections, Ontario, CanadaA how-to guide for developing or transitioning to a K-8 s...
E-bog
209,76 DKK
Forlag
Corwin
Udgivet
10 juni 2009
Længde
152 sider
Genrer
JNDG
Sprog
English
Format
pdf
Beskyttelse
LCP
ISBN
9781452215280
"e;The return to K-8 schools is an opportunity to step back, be purposeful and thoughtful, and plan for what we want for young persons in our schools. This book provides the vision and the tools we need to plan and build something better in Grades K-8."e;-Heather MacTaggart, Executive DirectorClassroom Connections, Ontario, CanadaA how-to guide for developing or transitioning to a K-8 school!The K-8 model for school design has gained popularity with educators and parents for demonstrating higher student achievement, fewer behavioral problems, and increased cost effectiveness. This comprehensive guide provides school leaders with the tools to develop and implement a sound plan for creating an exemplary K-8 school or transitioning successfully to the K-8 approach. Developing Successful K-8 Schools offers strategies for designing curriculum aligned to state standards, promoting 21st-century skills, planning instruction, and evaluating an effective K-8 program. Readers will also find:Ten proven instructional methods for meeting the learning needs of K-8 students, plus examples that illustrate how to apply the strategies and deal with problems that might ariseStudent assessment techniques and record-keeping proceduresImplementation tools such as checklists, activity charts, and much more!This resource is ideal for school leaders who want to articulate a clear vision for a K-8 school and stay on the cutting edge of educational excellence and student achievement.