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Teaching for Understanding: Linking Research with Practice Book

Teaching for Understanding: Linking Research with Practice
Teaching for Understanding: Linking Research with Practice, Most educators agree that students need to acquire and use knowledge in ways that go beyond the rote memorization of facts and figures—to develop a level of understanding that will serve them well throughout their lives. Unfortunately, traditional teachin, Teaching for Understanding: Linking Research with Practice has a rating of 4 stars
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Teaching for Understanding: Linking Research with Practice, Most educators agree that students need to acquire and use knowledge in ways that go beyond the rote memorization of facts and figures—to develop a level of understanding that will serve them well throughout their lives. Unfortunately, traditional teachin, Teaching for Understanding: Linking Research with Practice
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  • Teaching for Understanding: Linking Research with Practice
  • Written by author Martha Stone Wiske
  • Published by Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated, October 1997
  • Most educators agree that students need to acquire and use knowledge in ways that go beyond the rote memorization of facts and figures—to develop a level of understanding that will serve them well throughout their lives. Unfortunately, traditional teachin
  • This book presents an innovative approach to teaching that helps students acquire and use knowledge in ways that go beyond rote memorization of facts and figures—to develop a level of understanding that will serve them well throughout their lives. Ba
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Acknowledgments
The Authors
Introduction: The Importance of Understanding1
Pt. 1Foundations of Teaching for Understanding11
1Why Do We Need a Pedagogy of Understanding?13
2What Is Understanding?39
Pt. 2Teaching for Understanding in the Classroom59
3What Is Teaching for Understanding?61
4How Do Teachers Learn to Teach for Understanding?87
5How Does Teaching for Understanding Look in Practice?122
Pt. 3Students' Understanding in the Classroom159
6What Are the Qualities of Understanding?161
7How Do Students Demonstrate Understanding?197
8What Do Students in Teaching for Understanding Classrooms Understand?233
9What Do Students Think About Understanding?266
Pt. 4Promoting Teaching for Understanding293
10How Can We Prepare New Teachers?295
11How Can Teaching for Understanding Be Extended in Schools?319
Conclusion: Melding Progressive and Traditional Perspectives345
Notes351
Index375


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