- Artículo:
The Curriculum Superhighway
Assesment Through the Student’s Eye
Teaching as Jazz
How We Treat One Another in School
Countering Standardization
No More Haves and Have-Nots
Teaching Content Through the Arts
Nature Lessons
Learning to Love Learning
A New Day for Kids
- Sub título:
A North Carolina elementary school makes sure no students are left out of school activities
- Autor:
Thomas Armstrong
Rick Stiggins
Carol Ann Tomlinson and Amy Germundson
Donna M. San Antoniod
Elizabeth A. Salzfass
Julie Landsman
Paul Gorski
Joyce A. Huguelet
Thomas R. Feller Jr.
Brian Gibbs-Griffith
Linda D'Acquisto
Claudia Khourey-Bowers
Cynthia B. Croley
Thomas M. Irvin
Ben Castleman
Dennis Littky
David Farbman
- Resumen:
When the curriculum moves at breakneck speed, our students become lost in the blur
How to design assessments that keep students confidently posted on progress
To create curriculum with soul, invite students into the music
Bullying can profoundly affect students' learning at school.
Critical thinking, social learning, and the arts must find their way back into classrooms.
At Winter Park Elementary School, the ice cream is free.
Three schools demonstrate how to integrate content standards into engaging curriculums.
An environmental theme dramatically changes an elementary school
Advisories and internships help students develop the skills they will need in life.
By expanding the school day, 10 schools offer enrichment and project-based learning as well as more math and reading
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- Publicación:
Educational Leadership
- Volúmen:
64
- Número:
8
- Periodo:
Mayo 2007 EDUCATING THE WHOLE CHILD
- SrcID:
00131784-2007-05.txt
- Documento número 133734
- Actualizado el martes, 23 de mayo de 2017 03:41:57 p. m.
- Creado el martes, 23 de mayo de 2017 03:41:57 p. m.
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