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Author Sulla, Nancy, author

Title It's not what you teach but how : 7 insights to making the CCSS work for you / Nancy Sulla
Published New York, New York ; London [England] : Routledge, 2015
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Description 1 online resource (161 pages) : illustrations
Series Eye On Education Books
Eye on Education book
Contents Cover; Title; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Acknowledgments; About the Author; Introduction; 1 Problem-Finders, Innovators, and Entrepreneurs; 2 The First Insight: CCSS Achievement Requires Ends-Based Teaching; 3 The Second Insight: Understanding Requires Grappling; 4 The Third Insight: Cognitive Progression Is a Lever for Achievement; 5 The Fourth Insight: The Power of Language Transcends the Disciplines; 6 The Fifth Insight: Executive Function Is Foundational for All Learning; 7 The Sixth Insight: Purposeful Instruction Yields Retention
8 The Seventh Insight: CCSS Achievement Relies on Teacher Facilitation9 The Learner-Active, Technology-Infused Classroom; References
Summary How do we prepare students to become problem-finders, innovators, and entrepreneurs who can thrive in a global society? The Common Core charts a pathway to success, yet we know that checking off each standard one by one will not achieve the kind of results we want. This powerful book by bestselling author Nancy Sulla has the answers. She explains how teachers can bring students to deeper levels of learning by shifting from the what to the how of the CCSS. She offers seven insights that you can use to teach the standards in a more meaningful way, to bring all of your students to true understanding and application. You'll uncover how to: Incorporate ends-based teaching to ensure that the instructional focus is on the ultimate goal of each standard and not just on the basic skills; Encourage grappling with content through structured techniques such as problem-based learning, questioning, and simulations; Use cognitive progression, by understanding how the brain learns, to produce real results; Harness the power of language in all disciplines, not just in English language arts; Build executive function in the brain rather than focusing on academic function alone; Increase retention by using learning and practice activities in different ways and by differentiating instruction; and Become a true facilitator, not just a responder to students' questions. Throughout the book, you₂ll find a variety of practical examples from across the curriculum, as well as "Your Turn" opportunities to help you try the ideas in your own classroom. The future may not be easily defined, but it can be shaped by teachers who are right now preparing the next generation of world citizens
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references
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Subject Education -- Standards -- United States.
Common Core State Standards (Education)
Critical thinking -- Study and teaching
Common Core State Standards (Education)
Critical thinking -- Study and teaching
Education -- Standards
United States
Form Electronic book
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