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Excellence in Teaching and Learning: Bridging the Gaps in Theory, Practice, and Policy

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Publishing Details

Full Title:

Excellence in Teaching and Learning: Bridging the Gaps in Theory, Practice, and Policy

Contributors:

By (Author) Adnan Salhi
Contributions by Sandy Alber
Contributions by Karen Bolak
Contributions by Finney Cherian
Contributions by Sally Edgerton
Contributions by Elizabeth Hansen
Contributions by Poonam Kumar
Contributions by Bess Kypros
Contributions by Han Liu
Contributions by P Rudy Mattai

ISBN:

9781578865192

Publisher:

Bloomsbury Publishing PLC

Imprint:

Rowman & Littlefield Education

Publication Date:

3rd October 2006

Country:

United States

Classifications

Readership:

General

Fiction/Non-fiction:

Non Fiction

Main Subject:
Other Subjects:

Teaching skills and techniques

Dewey:

371.102

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Paperback

Number of Pages:

168

Dimensions:

Width 154mm, Height 229mm, Spine 15mm

Weight:

263g

Description

Excellence in Teaching and Learning is a collaborative effort among education scholars that addresses the theory, practice, and policy gaps that have plagued classrooms for a long time. Divided into three parts, it focuses on practical strategies for teaching and learning in different subject areas and at all levels; provides research-based models for improving teacher quality; and addresses diversity within classrooms with regard to the requirements for achieving excellence. This book will interest teachers, teacher educators, administrators, and policy makers.

Reviews

With the changes in accountability, I realized that the work of the principal would never be the same. This publication has confirmed that notion. Now, I know exactly what I need to do to move nearer to closing the achievement gap in my districtprepare teacher leaders. -- Thomas G. Maridada, superintendent, Inkster Public Schools, Inkster, Michigan
This practical and timely book offers useful information that challenges us all to rethink the educational models and experiences that teacher leaders, as well as traditional educational leaders, can benefit from while enrolled in college and university programs. -- Mary L. Otto, dean, School of Education and Human Services, Oakland University
It is imperative that teacher preparation programs develop and then expect teachers to seek and accept leadership roles and responsibilities. [Contributors] Morehead and Sledge contend that teacher leaders are one requisite ingredient to slowing current and stopping future achievement gaps in our schools. -- Dyanne M. Tracy, professor and chair, Department of Teacher Development and Educational Studies, Oakland University

Author Bio

Adnan Salhi is associate professor of teacher education at Henry Ford College in Michigan. He has taught language arts, math, science, and foreign languages in K-12 schools for more than 30 years.

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