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Accelerating Student and Staff Learning : Purposeful Curriculum Collaboration

โœ Scribed by Margaret Kay Psencik


Publisher
Corwin Press
Year
2009
Tongue
English
Leaves
193
Edition
1
Category
Library

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โœฆ Synopsis


"This book brings new focus to the rich history of ideas and strategies shown to improve student learning, helping educators at all levels see not only the value of using proven strategies, but the importance of integrating those strategies into purposeful improvement efforts." --Thomas R. Guskey, Distinguished Service Professor Georgetown College "This is a book of action. The author calls for leaders in school communities to be bold, courageous, committed, and aggressive in the actions required to achieve desired increases in student learning." --Charles Patterson, Educational Consultant Former President, Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development Dramatically raise student achievement by engaging educators in collaborative curriculum design and professional development! Teachers, teacher leaders, principals, and staff developers can build a collaborative culture and improve staff and student performance with this content-focused, step-by-step model that ties curriculum design to teacher growth. Kay Psencik provides a powerful process whereby teachers work together in teams to examine standards, gain a deep understanding of content, create curriculum maps, and design common formative assessments. Professional development leaders can inspire and challenge teachers to: Confront assumptions about learning and professional development Clarify and establish complex standards Embed conversations about the curriculum into daily work With hands-on tools, templates, and resources, readers can help teachers become more skilled in their instruction, create a school-based curriculum that is tied to standards, and accelerate the learning of both students and staff.

โœฆ Subjects


Learning. ; Curriculum planning. ; Group work in education.


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