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Preface x
Acknowledgments xiii
1 Action Research in Teaching and Learning 1
The Craft of Teaching: Organizing and Facilitating Student Learning 3
The Complexities of Teaching and Learning 4
Student Characteristics and Capabilities 4
What Is to Be Learned: Domains of Knowledge 6
Action Research in Teaching 7
Action Learning For Students 9
Action Research and Action Learning: Parallel Processes 10
Applying Action Research to Phases of Instruction 12
Conclusion 13
Learning Resources 13
Reflection 13
Web Sites 14
Additional Reading 14
2 Learning Theory 15
Cognitive and Developmental Theories 18
Social Learning Theory 21
Inquiry Learning 22
Postmodern Perspectives 23
Critical Theory 24
Conclusion 26
Learning Resources 27
Reflection 27
Web Sites 27
Additional Reading 28
Teaching Standards: INTASC Principles 29
3 Lesson Planning 31
Preparing a Unit of Study (Lesson) 33
Look: Focusing and Reviewing 33
Think: Selecting and Organizing 35
Act: Writing a Lesson Plan 37
Planning Direct Instruction Lessons 37
Elements of Direct Instruction 39
Phases of Instruction 39
Case Example 3.1: A Public Speaking Lesson (I) 43
Planning Inquiry Learning Lessons 48
Case Example 3.2: The Artwork of Jacob Lawrence 54
Conclusion 60
Learning Resources 60
Reflection 60
Web Sites 61
Additional Reading 61
4 Instruction: Facilitating Student Learning 63
Accomplishing Effective Instruction 64
Conditions of Learning (1): Student Engagement 64
Conditions of Learning (2): Prior Knowledge-What Students Know and Can Do 67
Content of the Curriculum: Domains of Knowledge 71
UsingAction Learning to Accomplish Diverse Learning Outcomes 77
Using Action Research to Enhance Instruction 78
Instruction: Observing and Assessing Student Learning 79
LOOK: Observing Student Activity, Performance, and Behavior 80
THINK: Assessing Student Performance or Behavior 81
ACT: Affirming and Remediating 82
Case Example 4.1: Public Speaking (II)-A Direct Instruction Lesson 83
Conclusion 87
Learning Resources 88
Reflection 88
Web Sites 88
Additional Reading 89
5 Action Learning: Accomplishing Objectives, Outcomes, and Standards 91
Action Learning: Student Processes of Inquiry 92
Children and Learning 93
Action Learning: Processes of Inquiry and Investigation 95
Look: Focusing and Gathering Information 95
Focusing 96
Gathering Information 96
Procedures for Interviews, Observations, and Surveys 98
Think: Reflection and Analysis 105
Analysis: Selecting Important, Significant, or Interesting Pieces of Information 105
Synthesis: Organizing a System of Categories 106
Act: Reporting, Presenting, and Performing 108
Outlines and Scripts 111
Case Example 5.1: Civil Rights 113
Conclusion 120
Learning Resources 120
Reflection 120
Web Sites 121
Additional Reading 121
6 Assessment and Evaluation 123
Assessment and Teaching 124
Assessment and Action Research 125
Linking Student Performance and State Standards 127
Intent 127
National Standards 128
State Standards 129
Classroom Assessment 129
Formative and Summative Assessment 130
Evaluation 133
An Assessment Process: Outcomes > Standards > Learning Activities > Assessment Tasks 134
Evaluation of a Direct Instruction Lesson 134
Evaluation of an Inquiry Learning Lesson 136
Exploration 136
Development 136
Expansion 137
Conclusion 137
Learning Resources 138
Reflection 138
Web Sites 138
Additional Reading 139
Appendix. Case Examples 141
Case Example A.1: A Lesson on Sea Life 141
Alabama State Course of Study Standards: Sea Life Lesson 149
Teacher Reflection: Evaluation 152
Case Example A.2: Community Life-A Commercial Project 154
Reflections on the Lesson 158
New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards, Grades 5 and 7: Commercial Lesson 161
Case Example A.3: Environmental Decision Making 164
Reflections on the Lesson 169
New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards: Environmental Decision Making Lesson 172
References 175
Index 179
About the Authors 183
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