Riner, Phillip S., 1950-
Successful teaching in the elementary classroom /
Phillip S. Riner.
- Upper Saddle River, N.J. : Merrill, c2000.
- xvi, 432 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
1. What Is Successful Teaching? Making Sense of Many Views.
2. How Do I Learn About Successful Teaching? Constructing Understanding about Knowledge, Knowing, and Belief.
3. Can I Really Succeed with All the Children? Student Diversity and Student Differences.
4. How Do I Get the Children to Work with Me? Managing Student Behavior.
5. How Do I Get Started in the Right Direction? Understanding and Managing the Curriculum.
6. How Do I Get There? Short Term Planning for Teaching and Learning.
7. What Do Successful Teachers Do? The Research on Effective Instruction.
8. How Do I Teach Factual Knowledge? Explicit Instruction and Its Variants.
9. How Do I Teach for Inquiry? Questioning and Implicit Instruction.
10. How Do I Engage Children In Learning? Seatwork, Centers, Cooperative Learning and Technology.
11. How Do I Know When I'm Successful? Evaluation of Student Learning.
12. What Classroom Climate Should I Build? A Review of Current Theory and Research about Managemen
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Elementary school teaching--United States.
Elementary school teachers--United States.
LB1555 / .R53 2000
372 RIN