Teach Brilliantly: Small Shifts That Lead to Big Gains in Student Learning (the Big Book of Quick Tips Every K-12 Teacher Needs to Improv di James A. Nottingham edito da SOLUTION TREE
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Teach Brilliantly: Small Shifts That Lead to Big Gains in Student Learning (the Big Book of Quick Tips Every K-12 Teacher Needs to Improv

Small Shifts That Lead to Big Gains in Student Learning (the Big Book of Quick Tips Every K-12 Teacher Needs to Improve Student Learning Outcomes)

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9781960574749

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1960574744

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256
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Paperback
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Inglese
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"Successful teaching requires not only pedagogical training but the ability to decipher empirical research and determine an effective course of action. With bountiful research to support different methodologies, how can teachers decide what is best? In Teach Brilliantly: Small Shifts That Lead to Big Gains in Student Learning, James A. Nottingham removes the guesswork by going in depth on five important topics in education: (1) engagement, (2) challenge, (3) feedback, (4) expectation, and (5) equity. His thorough explanations and robust analysis will help educators understand each topic's purpose, learn what to notice, and be mindful about timing in each of these core areas. Abundant with strategies and teeming with insight and practical tools, Teach Brilliantly equips educators to make informed decisions in their teaching to inspire high achievement"--

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