The way we define intelligence shapes the education we provide to our children. But what does it really mean to be intelligent? This book presents a view of intelligence that is focused on cognitive dispositions such as curiosity, scepticism, or open-mindedness.
The way we define intelligence shapes the education we provide to our children. But what does it really mean to be intelligent? This book presents a view of intelligence that is focused on cognitive dispositions such as curiosity, scepticism, or open-mindedness.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Ron Ritchhart is research associate at Project Zero, Harvard Graduate School of Education, where he has worked on a number of projects focusing on the development of thinking, understanding, and creativity in schools. He is a recipient of the Presidential Award for Excellence in Teaching Mathematics and of the 1999-2000 Spencer Dissertation Fellowship. Ritchhart is author of several books, including Making Numbers Make Sense, Through Mathematical Eyes, and Pythagora's Bow Tie. He is coauthor and coproducer of the Creative Classroom Series.
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List of Tables, Figures, and Exhibits xiii Foreword: Six Intellectual Characters in Search of an Author xv David Perkins Preface xxi Acknowledgments xxvii The Author xxix Part One: The Case for Intellectual Character 1 Failing at Smart: Or What's an Education For? 3 2 Rethinking Smart: The Idea of Intellectual Character 12 3 Acting Smart: How Thinking Dispositions Close the Ability-Action Gap 33 Part Two: Fostering Intellectual Character in Our Schools 4 First Days, First Steps: Initiating a Culture of Thinking 55 5 Thinking Routines: Creating the Spaces and Structures for Thinking 85 6 Language and Thinking: Prompting, Priming, and Patterning 115 7 Thought-Full Environments: Sustaining a Culture of Thinking 145 Part Three: Moving Toward the Ideal of Intellectual Character 8 Beyond Technique: Where Teaching for Intellectual Character Begins 179 9 Three Lessons: What to Keep in Mind about Teaching for Intellectual Character 209 10 Some Practical Advice: How to Get Started Teaching for Intellectual Character 229 Appendix 249 Notes 267 References 283 Index 293
List of Tables, Figures, and Exhibits xiii Foreword: Six Intellectual Characters in Search of an Author xv David Perkins Preface xxi Acknowledgments xxvii The Author xxix Part One: The Case for Intellectual Character 1 Failing at Smart: Or What's an Education For? 3 2 Rethinking Smart: The Idea of Intellectual Character 12 3 Acting Smart: How Thinking Dispositions Close the Ability-Action Gap 33 Part Two: Fostering Intellectual Character in Our Schools 4 First Days, First Steps: Initiating a Culture of Thinking 55 5 Thinking Routines: Creating the Spaces and Structures for Thinking 85 6 Language and Thinking: Prompting, Priming, and Patterning 115 7 Thought-Full Environments: Sustaining a Culture of Thinking 145 Part Three: Moving Toward the Ideal of Intellectual Character 8 Beyond Technique: Where Teaching for Intellectual Character Begins 179 9 Three Lessons: What to Keep in Mind about Teaching for Intellectual Character 209 10 Some Practical Advice: How to Get Started Teaching for Intellectual Character 229 Appendix 249 Notes 267 References 283 Index 293
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