Best Teaching Practices for Reaching All Learners
What Award-Winning Classroom Teachers Do
- Randi Stone - Educational Consultant, Keene, NH
Other Titles in:
Inclusive Education | Special Needs Teaching Methods | Teaching Strategies for Diverse Students
Inclusive Education | Special Needs Teaching Methods | Teaching Strategies for Diverse Students
May 2004 | 184 pages | Corwin
Randi Stone's newest best-practice collection by award-winning classroom teachers addresses the No Child Left Behind legislation affecting all schools and classrooms. Randi's brain trust share their tried and true classroom techniques for helping all children learn. This best-teaching-practice collection is sure to serve as an outstanding resource for teachers and administrators.
Preface
About the Author
About the Contributors
1. Language Arts to Reach All Learners
Ali Hickey and Michael Stanton
Sharon Lancaster
Carla Hurchalla
Carla Hurchalla
Terri L. Boutin
Terri L. Boutin
Rochelle Waggenspack
Patricia Kammeyer
Kathleen Kessel
Renee A. Moore
2. Math Techniques to Reach Students
Curt Boddie
Cynthia Baird and Jennifer Rhawn
Wesley Yuu
3. Teaching with Technology
Helen F. Melvin
Helen F. Melvin
Laurie Richards
4. Teaching Techniques
Cynthia L. Pochomis
Linda Hickam
Jeannette Lucy
Stephanie Blackburn
Patricia Kammeyer
5. Science to Reach All Learners
Allen R. Bone
Rebecca J. Baker
Sue McPherson
Patrick Boehmer
Loretta Loykasek
Julie Gaubatz
Lorine Lee
P. J. Goodwin
Jennifer Linrud
David Brock
Coleen M. Martin
Brandy Fenenga
Jim Miller
6. Teaching With Styles
Vicki L. Richey
Christine R. Chaney
Fran Mulhern
Cynthia L. Pochomis
Nancy B. McIver
Marcia Wanous
Brandy Fenenga
Susan Okeson
Deni Lynn Lopez
Wendy Miller
Wendy Miller
7. Reaching All Learners With Social Studies
Lynn Williams
Marc Stanke
Marc Stanke
Denise L. Carlson
8. Reaching Students Through Fine Arts
Stephen Lin
Jennifer Williams
Index
"Regardless of the subject area of instruction or the make up of given classroom, Best Teaching Practices for Reaching All Learners will live up to its title and become a favored reference for any teacher, whether in a primary or public, rural or urban, preschool through high school school setting."