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_222a. ed. _a370.115 _bB949 |
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_aBurden, Paul R. _932278 _eautor |
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_aMethods for effective teaching : _bmeeting the needs of all students / _cPaul R. Burden, David M. Byrd |
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_aNew York : _bPearson Education, _c2018 |
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_aXVII, 397 p. : _bilustraciones ; _c27.5 cm. |
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500 | _aIncluye prefacio Incluye índice pág. 383 | ||
504 | _aIncluye referencia pág. 365 | ||
520 | _aFOUNDATIONS OF TEACHING METHODS. TEACHING STUDENTS IN TODAY`S WORLD. Effective teaching; Standards for teachers; The teacher as a reflective decision maker. PLANNING INSTRUCTION. KNOWING AND CONNECTING WITH YOUR STUDENTS. Implications for diverse classrooms; Getting to know your students; Student diversity. THE FUNDAMENTALS OF PLANNING. What is a planning? Curriculum considerations when planning; Types of teacher plans. PLANNING LESSON AND UNITS. Setting goals and objectives; Objectives within the learning domains; Planning lessons. SELECTING INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES. TEACHER-CENTERED INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES. A continuum of instructional approaches; The direct instruction model; Instructional approaches for direct instruction. STUDENT-CENTERED INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES. Inquiry approaches; Social approaches; Independent approaches. STRATEGIES THAT PROMOTE STUDENT UNDERSTANDING, THINKING, AND ENGAGEMENT. Helping students become better thinkers; Engaging students in he is learning process; Motivating students to learn. MANAGING INSTRUCTION AND THE CLASSROOM. MANAGING LESSON DELIVERY. Issue affecting lesson delivery; Managing parts of the lesson; Managing student work. CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT. Preparing for the school; Organizing your classroom; Selecting and teaching rules and procedures. CLASSROOM DISCIPLINE. Misbehavior; Three-step response plan; Cautions and guidelines. ASSESSING AND REPORTING STUDENT PERFOMANCE. ASSESSING STUDENT PERFOMANCE. Classroom assessment; Establishing a framework for assessment; Performance-based assessment. GRADING SYSTEMS, MAKING, AND REPORTING. Purposes of grading; Grading systems; Assigning letter grades. WORKING WITH OTHERS. CLLABORATING WITH COLLEAGUES AND FAMILIES. Working with colleagues; Working with families; Contacting and communicating with families. | ||
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_aMÉTODOS DE APRENDIZAJE _xIDIOMA INGLÉS _932378 |
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_aINGLÉS _xENSEÑANZA _91884 |
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_aByrd, David M. _932379 |
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