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Teaching and Learning in the Middle Grades by K. Denise Muth,Donna E. Alvermann β€” book cover

Teaching and Learning in the Middle Grades

by K. Denise Muth, Donna E. Alvermann
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Overview

The field of education today is continually changing. Portfolio assessment and integrated curriculums are emerging. The use of technology in the classroom is growing. And the multicultural nature of the classroom is greater, too. Today's middle grades teachers must stay abreast of all these topics, and more, so they can be the most effective and innovative educators. This book reflects the changes that have occurred in middle level education in the past several years. With a strong research base, this book helps readers to link their knowledge of young adolescents with their understanding of the curriculum and sound institutional practices. The authors include descriptions of middle grades classrooms and examples of dialogues between teachers and young adolescents, both collected from their visits to real middle grades schools. Middle grades teachers and educational administrators.

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New edition of this textbook for undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in teacher-education programs at the middle-grades level. Covers young adolescents, the middle-grades curriculum, lesson planning, using technology to improve instruction, and classroom management. The chapters are grounded in current theory and research. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Book Details

Published
August 19, 1998
Publisher
Boston : Allyn and Bacon, c1999.
Pages
358
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780205278596

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