A Compass for the Classroom provides guidance, support, and inspiration. The book presents a new model of reflection using the metaphor of a compass, with directional points of humility, honesty, love, and faith. It is a guide to finding one's way in life by always considering the four points in our decisions and views. The book provides teachers with something to feed the spirit to succeed in the somewhat selfless struggle that educators take on to help students learn and thrive. It includes examples of the compass points in action in classrooms, as well as assessment checklists for teachers and students.…mehr
A Compass for the Classroom provides guidance, support, and inspiration. The book presents a new model of reflection using the metaphor of a compass, with directional points of humility, honesty, love, and faith. It is a guide to finding one's way in life by always considering the four points in our decisions and views. The book provides teachers with something to feed the spirit to succeed in the somewhat selfless struggle that educators take on to help students learn and thrive. It includes examples of the compass points in action in classrooms, as well as assessment checklists for teachers and students.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Noah benShea is one of North Americäs most respected and beloved poet-philosophers, and a source of strength to millions around the world. He is the international best selling author of 20 books translated into 18 languages, including the famed Jacob the Baker series. He has spoken and taught at the best universities; served as a Dean at UCLA, visiting lecturer at MIT and The Fuqua Graduate Business School at Duke University, guest professor of Philosophy at the University of California, San Francisco Medical School, and a Fellow at several long range think tanks including USC¿s Center for the Humanities, and the esteemed Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions. If you "Google" his name you find over 25,000 websites tied to his work. Noah benSheäs inspirational thoughts are branded with some of North Americäs largest companies, dramatically impacting the workplace, and have appeared in hospitals, banks, on sugar packets, apparel, teddy bears and on over 30 million Starbucks Coffee Cups. His weekly columns on life were published for five years by the New York Times Regional Syndicate, and nominated for the Pulitzer Prize. He has spoken at the Library of Congress, is included in the Congressional Record, been published by Oxford University Press, and theWorld Bible Society in Jerusalem. A highly sought after public speaker, he is also a private advisor to corporate and political leaders, serves as an Ethicist for the The Sansum Diabetes Research Institute, was nominated for the Grawemeyer Award for Ideas that Improve the World Order, and in 2007 his work in Russian translation won 1st Prize at the European Intellectual Book Fair in Moscow. Noah benShea is also the Nat ional Laureate for the ALS Association. Now you can also have inspirational quotes from Noah benShea delivered daily directly to your inbox, via twitter, or on Facebook.
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About the Author Part I: A Compass for the Classroom: The Concept 1. A New Compass 2. Why We Need a Compass 3. Why We Need a New Compass 4. Why We All Need a New Compass 5. Instructions for People Who Don¿t Do Instructions 6. How the New Compass Works 7. The New Compass: Day to Day Humility Honesty Love Faith 8. May You Go From Strength to Strength Part II: A Compass for the Classroom: The Application 9. A Compass to Guide Teachers 10. Why a Compass for the Classroom? 11. What a Compass for the Classroom Provides 12. Points of the Compass North: Toward Humility Guiding Statements of Humility The Compass Point of Humility in Practice East: Toward Honesty Guiding Statements of Honesty The Compass Point of Honesty in Practice South: Toward Love Guiding Statements of Love The Compass Point of Love in Practice West: Toward Faith Guiding Statements of Faith The Compass Point of Faith in Practice 13. Checking Your Compass: Four Checklists for Self-Assessment Compass Assessment Compass Checklist Instructions North Checklist: Humility Indicators East Checklist: Honesty Indicators South Checklist: Love Indicators West Checklist: Faith Indicators 14. Putting It All Together References
About the Author Part I: A Compass for the Classroom: The Concept 1. A New Compass 2. Why We Need a Compass 3. Why We Need a New Compass 4. Why We All Need a New Compass 5. Instructions for People Who Don¿t Do Instructions 6. How the New Compass Works 7. The New Compass: Day to Day Humility Honesty Love Faith 8. May You Go From Strength to Strength Part II: A Compass for the Classroom: The Application 9. A Compass to Guide Teachers 10. Why a Compass for the Classroom? 11. What a Compass for the Classroom Provides 12. Points of the Compass North: Toward Humility Guiding Statements of Humility The Compass Point of Humility in Practice East: Toward Honesty Guiding Statements of Honesty The Compass Point of Honesty in Practice South: Toward Love Guiding Statements of Love The Compass Point of Love in Practice West: Toward Faith Guiding Statements of Faith The Compass Point of Faith in Practice 13. Checking Your Compass: Four Checklists for Self-Assessment Compass Assessment Compass Checklist Instructions North Checklist: Humility Indicators East Checklist: Honesty Indicators South Checklist: Love Indicators West Checklist: Faith Indicators 14. Putting It All Together References
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