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Adolescent Psychology & Psychiatry, Secondary Education, Psychology of Education, Learning
Teaching with Adolescent Learning in Mind by Glenda W. Beamon β€” book cover

Teaching with Adolescent Learning in Mind

by Glenda W. Beamon
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Formerly a Sky Light publication

This book shows educators how to create a cohesive learning environment that supports adolescents simultaneously in the three critical domains of cognitive, social, and personal development.

This book is a potentially powerful resource for classroom teachers, as well as building and district-level administrators.`
–Robert J. Marzano, Senior Fellow, Mid-Continent Research for Education and Learning

This book recognizes the difference in adolescent thinking and strives to help teachers address this difference in the learning process. Filled with numerous Adolescent-Centered Teaching (ACT) applications to be used as guides for teacher decision making across the major content areas, this book shows the educator how to create a cohesive learning environment that supports the cognitive, social, and personal development of adolescents.

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Formerly a SkyLight publication

This book shows educators how to create a cohesive learning environment that supports adolescents simultaneously in the three critical domains of cognitive, social, and personal development.

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Book Details

Published
October 1, 2000
Publisher
SAGE Publications
Pages
208
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781575173290

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