This work presents a revolutionary paradigm for education that is practical, conceptually convincing and grounded in contemporary behavioral science theory.
This work presents a revolutionary paradigm for education that is practical, conceptually convincing and grounded in contemporary behavioral science theory.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Cynthia McCallister is an Associate Professor in the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development at New York University.
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Section I: Background 1: Schooling the Possible Self: Introduction to a Learner-centered Educational Model 2: The schools we have 3: A Positive Learning Paradigm Section II: A Pedagogy for the Self 4: The McCallister Method: Program Design 5 Sparks: A Learner-facing Personalized Curriculum 6: The Cultural Capital Curriculum Section III: An Activity Curriculum: The Learning Cultures Formats 7: The Learning Environment and the Work Time Format 8: Lessons 9: The Learning Conference Format 10: The Learning Share Format 11: The Writing Conference Format 12: The Writing Share Format 13: The Pretend Play Format 14: The Cooperative Unison Reading Format 15: The Learning Teams Format 16: The Integrative Math Format 17: The Language Games Format Section IV: The "We" Curriculum: Social Norms 18: Keepers of the Culture: The Social Norms Curriculum 19: The Academic and Behavior Intervention Formats Section V: The Ecosystem Curriculum 20: Whole-school Transformation: The Ecosystem Design 21: The Assessment Program 22: The Civil Rights Program 23: The Community Education Program 24: The Curriculum Program 25: The School Culture Program 26: The Training Program Section VI: Existence Proof 27: There are learning cultures 28: Transforming a large NYC high school 29: The Urban Assembly's McCallister-Learning Cultures Initiative 30. The "Rise of the Phoenix" 31: Conclusion: Shapes
Section I: Background 1: Schooling the Possible Self: Introduction to a Learner-centered Educational Model 2: The schools we have 3: A Positive Learning Paradigm Section II: A Pedagogy for the Self 4: The McCallister Method: Program Design 5 Sparks: A Learner-facing Personalized Curriculum 6: The Cultural Capital Curriculum Section III: An Activity Curriculum: The Learning Cultures Formats 7: The Learning Environment and the Work Time Format 8: Lessons 9: The Learning Conference Format 10: The Learning Share Format 11: The Writing Conference Format 12: The Writing Share Format 13: The Pretend Play Format 14: The Cooperative Unison Reading Format 15: The Learning Teams Format 16: The Integrative Math Format 17: The Language Games Format Section IV: The "We" Curriculum: Social Norms 18: Keepers of the Culture: The Social Norms Curriculum 19: The Academic and Behavior Intervention Formats Section V: The Ecosystem Curriculum 20: Whole-school Transformation: The Ecosystem Design 21: The Assessment Program 22: The Civil Rights Program 23: The Community Education Program 24: The Curriculum Program 25: The School Culture Program 26: The Training Program Section VI: Existence Proof 27: There are learning cultures 28: Transforming a large NYC high school 29: The Urban Assembly's McCallister-Learning Cultures Initiative 30. The "Rise of the Phoenix" 31: Conclusion: Shapes
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