The goals and purposes of kindergarten have been changing rapidly in recent years. Today, in addition to providing learning experiences that support the development of the whole child, kindergarten teachers are also held accountable for guiding their students towards mastery of the academic skills and content presented in their state's standards. The Learning-Centered Kindergarten is designed to help all kindergarten teachers - preservice, novice, and experienced - align their practices with the new expectations and prepare themselves for professional success in the kindergartens of today and…mehr
The goals and purposes of kindergarten have been changing rapidly in recent years. Today, in addition to providing learning experiences that support the development of the whole child, kindergarten teachers are also held accountable for guiding their students towards mastery of the academic skills and content presented in their state's standards. The Learning-Centered Kindergarten is designed to help all kindergarten teachers - preservice, novice, and experienced - align their practices with the new expectations and prepare themselves for professional success in the kindergartens of today and tomorrow. The book's focus on a 'learning-centered' kindergarten brings together the established developmental kindergarten knowledge base, the current research on standards-based best practices in elementary school settings, and the newest findings on human learning to form a principled, practical, and effective approach that will help teachers improve their classroom practices and maximize student success.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Shari Y. Ehly is an educator with twenty-six years of experience teaching kindergarten, first, and second grade, mostly in the Killeen Independent School District in Killeen, Texas. After receiving her MA in Curriculum and Instruction at the University of Texas, Austin, she served as a campus-based instructional specialist, supervised new and veteran teachers, provided professional development for Killeen ISD teachers, and wrote curriculum and assessments for the district. She is currently an assistant principal in the same district.
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Foreword by Lisa S. Goldstein Preface Acknowledgments About the Author Introduction: The Importance of Learning-Centered Kindergarten in Today s Standards-Centered World No Child Left Behind, Standards, and Changes in Kindergarten The Need for Learning-Centered Kindergarten What Is a Learning-Centered Kindergarten? Making Your Kindergarten a Learning-Centered Classroom Key One: Embrace Kindergarten s Multiple Purposes The Challenges of Teaching Kindergarten Today Learning-Centered Kindergarten: A Bridge Between Two Worlds Classroom Snapshot--Ms. Carlos Lesson: Sensory Awareness and Vocabulary Development Reflection on the Classroom Snapshot Guiding Principles and Practical Strategies Use Your Professional Knowledge Base to Guide Your Practice Opportunity for Professional Growth Pulling It All Together Reflection... Key Two: Understand How Children Learn Learning Theory and Creating a Learning-Centered Kindergarten Classroom Snapshot--Ms. Cook Lesson: Flat Stanley Revisted Reflection on the Classroom Snapshot Pulling It Together Reflection... Key Three: Recognize the Special Needs Child Identifying Special Needs Students in Kindergarten Identification and Modification Behavioral and Academic Challenges Classroom Snapshot--Ms Washington Reflection on the Classroom Snapshot Pulling It Together Reflection... Key Four: Develop Behavioral Expectations and Procedures Creating a Learning Environment Consequences and Rewards Common Causes of Misbehavior Classroom Snapshot--Ms. Hunter Reflection on the Classroom Snapshot Pulling It Together Reflection... Key Five: Create a Supportive and Engaging Learning Environment Classroom Design Think About This... Classroom Learning Environment Role of Curriculum and Instructional Practices Developmentally Appropriate Practices and the Standards Classroom Snapshot--Mr. Goodwin Lesson: Integrating Technology Into the Curriculum Reflection on the Classroom Snapshot Pulling It Together Reflection... Key Six: Recognize Your Students as Members of Families, Communities, and Sociocultural Groups Culture Include Families and Caregivers Classroom Snapshot--Ms. Macrone Lesson: All About Me Reflection on the Classroom Snapshot Pulling It Together Reflection... Key Seven: Establish Partnerships With Students and Families Building Relationships Go the Extra Mile Caregiver Education When Nothing Helps Classroom Snapshot--Mr. Bradley Reflection on the Classroom Snapshot Pulling It Together Reflection... Key Eight: Plan Meaningful Learning Experiences to Connect Your Students to the Standards Developmentally Appropriate Practice Can Be Rigorous Too Designing Learning Experiences for a Learning-Centered Classroom Know Your Students Classroom Snapshot--Ms. Sandburg Reflection on the Classroom Snapshot Pulling It Together Reflection... Key Nine: Showcase Your Students Learning and Their Engagement With the Standards Kindergarten Teachers: Really Teaching or "Just Playing"? Making a Connection to the World Classroom Snapshot--Ms. McCardo Reflection on the Classroom Snapshot Pulling It Together Reflection... Key Ten: Form Alliances With Colleagues and Commit to Your Own Professional Development Learning-Centered Means Everyone, Every Day--No Exceptions Begin With Collaboration Professional Development Classroom Snapshot--Ms. Lawrence and Ms. Simmon Reflection of Classroom Snapshot Pulling It Together Reflection... Resources Glossary Helpful Readings to Strengthen Your Knowledge Base References Index
Foreword by Lisa S. Goldstein Preface Acknowledgments About the Author Introduction: The Importance of Learning-Centered Kindergarten in Today s Standards-Centered World No Child Left Behind, Standards, and Changes in Kindergarten The Need for Learning-Centered Kindergarten What Is a Learning-Centered Kindergarten? Making Your Kindergarten a Learning-Centered Classroom Key One: Embrace Kindergarten s Multiple Purposes The Challenges of Teaching Kindergarten Today Learning-Centered Kindergarten: A Bridge Between Two Worlds Classroom Snapshot--Ms. Carlos Lesson: Sensory Awareness and Vocabulary Development Reflection on the Classroom Snapshot Guiding Principles and Practical Strategies Use Your Professional Knowledge Base to Guide Your Practice Opportunity for Professional Growth Pulling It All Together Reflection... Key Two: Understand How Children Learn Learning Theory and Creating a Learning-Centered Kindergarten Classroom Snapshot--Ms. Cook Lesson: Flat Stanley Revisted Reflection on the Classroom Snapshot Pulling It Together Reflection... Key Three: Recognize the Special Needs Child Identifying Special Needs Students in Kindergarten Identification and Modification Behavioral and Academic Challenges Classroom Snapshot--Ms Washington Reflection on the Classroom Snapshot Pulling It Together Reflection... Key Four: Develop Behavioral Expectations and Procedures Creating a Learning Environment Consequences and Rewards Common Causes of Misbehavior Classroom Snapshot--Ms. Hunter Reflection on the Classroom Snapshot Pulling It Together Reflection... Key Five: Create a Supportive and Engaging Learning Environment Classroom Design Think About This... Classroom Learning Environment Role of Curriculum and Instructional Practices Developmentally Appropriate Practices and the Standards Classroom Snapshot--Mr. Goodwin Lesson: Integrating Technology Into the Curriculum Reflection on the Classroom Snapshot Pulling It Together Reflection... Key Six: Recognize Your Students as Members of Families, Communities, and Sociocultural Groups Culture Include Families and Caregivers Classroom Snapshot--Ms. Macrone Lesson: All About Me Reflection on the Classroom Snapshot Pulling It Together Reflection... Key Seven: Establish Partnerships With Students and Families Building Relationships Go the Extra Mile Caregiver Education When Nothing Helps Classroom Snapshot--Mr. Bradley Reflection on the Classroom Snapshot Pulling It Together Reflection... Key Eight: Plan Meaningful Learning Experiences to Connect Your Students to the Standards Developmentally Appropriate Practice Can Be Rigorous Too Designing Learning Experiences for a Learning-Centered Classroom Know Your Students Classroom Snapshot--Ms. Sandburg Reflection on the Classroom Snapshot Pulling It Together Reflection... Key Nine: Showcase Your Students Learning and Their Engagement With the Standards Kindergarten Teachers: Really Teaching or "Just Playing"? Making a Connection to the World Classroom Snapshot--Ms. McCardo Reflection on the Classroom Snapshot Pulling It Together Reflection... Key Ten: Form Alliances With Colleagues and Commit to Your Own Professional Development Learning-Centered Means Everyone, Every Day--No Exceptions Begin With Collaboration Professional Development Classroom Snapshot--Ms. Lawrence and Ms. Simmon Reflection of Classroom Snapshot Pulling It Together Reflection... Resources Glossary Helpful Readings to Strengthen Your Knowledge Base References Index
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