Overview
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Teaching Content to All includes what every secondary teacher needs to know about instructing students with different learning needs. From understanding academic diversity among students to the planning for and implementation of instruction that reaches all students, Teaching Content to All provides a wealth of examples for the secondary teacher.
- Includes explicit and practical methods for curriculum course, unit, and lesson planning, and detailed, research-based teaching routines.
- Addresses academic diversity in secondary schools.
- Includes a unique chapter focused on establishing effective communications between students and teachers, and a new chapter on Linking to Other Professionals.
- A full chapter on effective learning strategies provides explicit ways to help students learn how to learn.
- Vignettes of real classroom practice provide concrete ideas about how specific teaching problems and issues are addressed by the content of the chapter.
Synopsis
This textbook for future secondary school teachers addresses academic diversity and presents strategies for planning lessons, units, and entire courses. The book also discusses teaching routines, and relates them to research on learning strategies a nd effective communication. Vignettes describe the problems that arise in actual classroom practice. The authors teach at the University of Kansas. Annotation ©2003 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR