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When led effectively, inquiry-based instruction leads to higher order thinking. Developing, Assessing, and Sustaining Inquiry-Based Instruction is a practical book that presents a clear, research-based guide to help teachers and other educational leaders dramatically improve their practice and, ultimately, increase student achievement. The authors have given teachers and educational leaders down-to-earth assistance that realistically merges theory and practice. Specifically, they provide a well-tested model for inquiry, a web tool that frames the development and implementation of inquiry-based…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
When led effectively, inquiry-based instruction leads
to higher
order thinking. Developing, Assessing, and Sustaining
Inquiry-Based
Instruction is a practical book that presents a
clear, research-based
guide to help teachers and other educational leaders
dramatically
improve their practice and, ultimately, increase student
achievement. The authors have given teachers and
educational
leaders down-to-earth assistance that realistically
merges theory
and practice. Specifically, they provide a
well-tested model for
inquiry, a web tool that frames the development and
implementation
of inquiry-based lessons, and an instrument to assess
the quality of
inquiry. In addition, the authors present suggestions
for incremental
change with realistic targets, and they deal head-on
with issues of
classroom management and the resistance that often
arises when
trying to implement meaningful change. This book is a must for
teachers and educational leaders who expect
excellence in their
teaching performance and in student achievement.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Jeff C. Marshall (marsha9@clemson.edu) is an assistant
professor of science
education, and Dr. Robert M. Horton (bhorton@clemson.edu) is a
professor of
mathematics education. Both are faculty at Clemson University:
Clemson, SC.