"students have more opportunity for self-direction, self-evaluation, and choice than
do sixth-grade or twelfth-grade students.20 ... to develop their capacity for self-
regulation in a given year can be dissipated the following year when the next
teacher ... See Mary McCaslin and Thomas L. Good, Listening in Classrooms (
New York: Harper Collins, 1996); Mary McCaslin and ... tough policies on student
truancy that are imposed by state ..."
"Rita Dunn, Jeffrey S. Beaudry, AND ANGELA KLAVAS Rita Dunn is Professor,
Division of Administrative and Instructional Leadership, and Director, Center for
the Study of Learning and Teaching Styles; Jeffrey S. Beaudry is Assistant
Professor, Division of Administrative and Instructional Leadership; and Angela
Klavas is Assistant Director, Center for the Study of Learning and Teaching Styles
, and a doctoral student in the Instructiona ..."
"Charles was the beneficiary of reciprocal teaching, a method that applies results
of cognitive research to reading instruction. To understand ... Cognitive science
— the science of mind — can give us an applied science of learning and
instruction. ... The science of mind can guide educational practice in much the
same way that biology guides medical practice. There is ... The first step is to try
to discover the mental processes, o ..."
"This reader of public press articles discusses perspectives on teaching; development; exceptional and curlturally diverse students; learning and instruction; motivation and classroom management; and assessment."
"Kathleen M. Cauley, Fredric Linder, James H. McMillan. A. Structure and
Logistics 1. 2. 3. 4. Are more appropriately public; involve an audience, a panel,
and so on. Do not rely on unrealistic and arbitrary time constraints. Offer known,
not secret, ... Are engaging and educational. 8. Involve somewhat ambiguous ("ill
-structured") tasks or problems. C. Grading and Scoring Standards 1. Involve
criteria that assess essentials, not ea ..."