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Creation in the real world is a disorganized process, and in order to foster authentic learning in the classroom, teachers must be flexible in planning and supporting learning experiences.
Bring about deeper, self-directed learning in elementary school students. This book outlines opportunities teachers and students have to exercise cognitive complexity, engagement, and technology integration through real-world project-based instruction. Part one details the Create Excellence Framework for 21st century skills, and part two offers sample lesson plans from real-world learning projects, so educators can help students take more responsibility for and find more enthusiasm in their own learning.
Benefits:
Learn each of the components of the research-based Create Excellence Framework for lesson planning and how each component connects to student content standards.Discover the five levels of real-world learning, helping students find greater fulfillment in their PBL (project-based learning).Answer questions to consider in setting up the Create Excellence Framework for real-world learning.Consult real-world examples of Create Excellence Framework–applicable learning projects that meet the guidelines of curriculum standards.Learn about many online tools and resources to promote online projects that engage students in authentic learning.
Contents
Introduction: The Create Excellence Framework for Real-World Learning
Part I:
Chapter 1—Real-World Learning
Chapter 2—Cognitive Complexity
Chapter 3—Student Engagement
Chapter 4—Technology Integration
Chapter 5—Implementation of the Create Excellence Framework
Part II:
English Language Arts Projects
Mathematics Projects
Social Studies Projects
Science Projects
References and Resources
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Transform your classroom culture from one of passive knowledge consumption to one of active learning and student engagement. In this well-researched book, author Rebecca Stobaugh shares how to build a culture of thinking that emphasizes essential 21st century skills -- from critical thinking and problem-solving to teamwork and creativity. Gain 50 teacher-tested instructional strategies for nurturing students'' cognitive abilities, and utilize the book''s Take Action activities to help you put the student engagement strategies to work in your classroom.
Use these teaching strategies to foster student engagement and cognitive skills:
Gain an understanding of the concepts of critical thinking and cognitive engagement, as well as the relationship between the two.Study Bloom''s revised taxonomy, the cognitive processes associated with its various levels, and how they relate to cognitive engagement in the classroom.Access 50 strategies for use in the classroom that will encourage the cognitive development of students and grow their critical thinking skills.Learn about three important aspects for sustaining classroom engagement -- movement, collaboration, and media literacy -- and how these connect with the 50 strategies. Utilize effective teaching strategies and new knowledge of critical thinking and cognitive skills to build a thinking culture in the classroom.Contents:IntroductionChapter 1: Understanding Cognitive Engagement and the Thinking-Based ClassroomChapter 2: Applying a Taxonomy to the Thinking in Your ClassroomChapter 3: Developing Critical Thinking Skills and Fostering EngagementChapter 4: Implementing Strategies for Understand-Level ContentChapter 5: Implementing Strategies for Analyze-Level ContentChapter 6: Implementing Strategies for Evaluate-Level ContentChapter 7: Implementing Strategies for Create-Level ContentChapter 8: Cementing a Culture of Thinking
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Research shows student movement in the classroom is integral to improving cognitive engagement. But how do you integrate movement and instruction seamlessly and effectively? Author Rebecca Stobaugh guides the way with research-backed strategies utilizing classroom design, class climate, and classroom management. Explore a variety of ways to reimagine your teaching practices and get your students moving while they are actively learning.
This book will help K–12 educators:Implement movement-based activities to improve student engagement Create a classroom climate that models safety and belonging for all studentsUtilize various strategies for students to participate in pairs, groups, and teamsUnderstand the research behind cognitive engagement and embodied learningExplore the concept of movement integration in the classroomContents:IntroductionChapter 1: Understanding Student EngagementChapter 2: Integrating Movement in the ClassroomChapter 3: Moving in PairsChapter 4: Moving in GroupsChapter 5: Moving With GamesChapter 6: Cementing a Culture of EngagementReferences and ResourcesIndex