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Think big, start small : how to differentiate instruction in a brain-friendly classroom / Gayle Gregory and Martha Kaufeldt.
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15232
ISBN
9781935543060
Location
370.15 GRE
Author
Gregory, Gayle
Title
Think big, start small : how to differentiate instruction in a brain-friendly classroom / Gayle Gregory and Martha Kaufeldt. [BOOK]
Published
Bloomington, Ind. : Solution Tree Press, 2012.
Collation
x, 156 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.
Bibliography Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents Note
Using educational neuroscience to differentiate instruction -- Creating a brain-compatible environment -- Engaging, exciting, and energizing the learner -- Exploring the learning -- Extending and expanding learning for every student -- Evaluating the learning -- Think big, start small.
Summary Note
"Differentiation is the core of the art and science of teaching. However, even masters of this art may not be effective in the classroom if they don't have a basic understanding of how the human brain grows, develops, and learns. To successfully implement differentiation strategies, educators must design and orchestrate a brain-compatible environment ... Authors Gayle Gregory and Martha Kaufeldt: provide neuroscience research on learning, attention, memory, emotions, and stress; offer low-prep, high-yield strategies for assessing student knowledge, interests, and preferences; show how to create a brain-friendly environment that maximizes student learning; illustrate how simple changes in the presentation of information can engage students more quickly." - Back cover.
Subject
Individualized instruction
Cognitive styles in children
Mixed ability grouping in education
Learning, Psychology of
Brain
Classroom environment
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Kaufeldt, Martha, 1954-
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