This exciting new book explores how students can use everyday objects to answer essential questions, meet curriculum standards, and grow in observation, inquisitiveness, and reflective learning.
This exciting new book explores how students can use everyday objects to answer essential questions, meet curriculum standards, and grow in observation, inquisitiveness, and reflective learning.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Amy Alvarado has thirteen years experience in the classroom and extensive expertise in helping educators improve instructional techniques and curriculum design in all content areas. She has an undergraduate degree in English and secondary education from the College of William and Mary and a masters degree in Educational Psychology with a specialization in gifted education from the University of Virginia. She is currently a doctoral candidate in Curriculum and Instruction at the University of Virginia.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgments About the Authors Dedication Introduction: Welcome to Inquiry-Based Learning Using Everyday Objects (Object-Based Inquiry) Part I. Object-Based Learning 1. What Is Object-Based Inquiry? The Reality of Object-Based Learning Why Use Object-Based Inquiry? Time to Begin Your Journey 2. How Do I Gather Collections? Getting Started Expanding Your Collection Storing Your Collections 3. How Do I Get Started? Planning the Classroom Grouping Your Students Planning Your Lessons Avoiding the Pitfalls Benefits Roles of the Teacher and Students 4. Where Do I Start With Planning? Things to Consider Step One: Developing Essential Understandings Step Two: Identifying Specific Objectives Step Three: Locating the Objects Step Four: Question Development Conclusion 5. How Do I Assess? Formative Assessment Summative Assessment Part II. Lesson Plans 6. Language Lesson Plans Why Do Tigers Have Stripes? What Makes a Poem Perfect? She Sells Sea Shells What s Your Fantasy? 7. Science Lesson Plans Zone Home Birds of a Feather Whose Track Is That? Science Rocks 8. Social Studies Lesson Plans I m a Mystery: What s My History Can You Dig History? Where in America Are You? Flower Power 9. Math Lesson Plans Measuring Madness Architectural Geometry What s For Dinner? What Part of Fractions Is Difficult? Glossary Index
Acknowledgments About the Authors Dedication Introduction: Welcome to Inquiry-Based Learning Using Everyday Objects (Object-Based Inquiry) Part I. Object-Based Learning 1. What Is Object-Based Inquiry? The Reality of Object-Based Learning Why Use Object-Based Inquiry? Time to Begin Your Journey 2. How Do I Gather Collections? Getting Started Expanding Your Collection Storing Your Collections 3. How Do I Get Started? Planning the Classroom Grouping Your Students Planning Your Lessons Avoiding the Pitfalls Benefits Roles of the Teacher and Students 4. Where Do I Start With Planning? Things to Consider Step One: Developing Essential Understandings Step Two: Identifying Specific Objectives Step Three: Locating the Objects Step Four: Question Development Conclusion 5. How Do I Assess? Formative Assessment Summative Assessment Part II. Lesson Plans 6. Language Lesson Plans Why Do Tigers Have Stripes? What Makes a Poem Perfect? She Sells Sea Shells What s Your Fantasy? 7. Science Lesson Plans Zone Home Birds of a Feather Whose Track Is That? Science Rocks 8. Social Studies Lesson Plans I m a Mystery: What s My History Can You Dig History? Where in America Are You? Flower Power 9. Math Lesson Plans Measuring Madness Architectural Geometry What s For Dinner? What Part of Fractions Is Difficult? Glossary Index
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