Teaching backwards. (2014)
- Record Type:
- Book
- Title:
- Teaching backwards. (2014)
- Main Title:
- Teaching backwards
- Further Information:
- Note: Andy Griffith and Mark Burns.
- Authors:
- Griffith, Andy
Burns, Mark - Contents:
- Cover; Praise; Title Page; Dedication; CONTENTS; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; A FOREWORD TO BACKWARDS; INTRODUCTION; WHAT IS TEACHING BACKWARDS?; WHY WE USE LEVELS; ICONS USED THROUGHOUT THE BOOK; 1: SETTING HIGH EXPECTATIONS; CHAPTER 1: SETTING HIGH EXPECTATIONS; WHAT'S IN THIS CHAPTER FOR ME?; WHAT'S THE THINKING BEHIND THIS CHAPTER?; WHY ARE HIGH EXPECTATIONS SO IMPORTANT?; HOW TO BUILD HIGHER EXPECTATIONS; TRAINING LEARNERS TO HAVE HIGH EXPECTATIONS; TRAINING LEARNERS TO BE RESILIENT; SETTING HIGH EXPECTATIONS FOR QUALITY WORK; SHOWING MODELS OF THE EXPECTED STANDARD. Modelling acceptable standards of qualitytraining learners to have growth mindsets about their potential; along the journey; faqs; in a nutshell; for more information ... ; 2: starting points; chapter 2: starting points; what's in this chapter for me?; what's the thinking behind this chapter?; what do we mean by knowing their starting points?; the advantages of knowing the starting points of learners; how to pre-assess: strategies and activities; faqs; in a nutshell; for more information ... ; 3: defining and demystifying the destination; chapter 3: defining and demystifying the destination. What's in this chapter for me?what's the thinking behind this chapter?; the importance of clarity; the clarity graph; where are you on the teacher clarity axis?; where are your learners on the clarity axis?; developing greater teacher clarity; developing learner clarity; the physical dimension of learning; verbal explanations andCover; Praise; Title Page; Dedication; CONTENTS; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; A FOREWORD TO BACKWARDS; INTRODUCTION; WHAT IS TEACHING BACKWARDS?; WHY WE USE LEVELS; ICONS USED THROUGHOUT THE BOOK; 1: SETTING HIGH EXPECTATIONS; CHAPTER 1: SETTING HIGH EXPECTATIONS; WHAT'S IN THIS CHAPTER FOR ME?; WHAT'S THE THINKING BEHIND THIS CHAPTER?; WHY ARE HIGH EXPECTATIONS SO IMPORTANT?; HOW TO BUILD HIGHER EXPECTATIONS; TRAINING LEARNERS TO HAVE HIGH EXPECTATIONS; TRAINING LEARNERS TO BE RESILIENT; SETTING HIGH EXPECTATIONS FOR QUALITY WORK; SHOWING MODELS OF THE EXPECTED STANDARD. Modelling acceptable standards of qualitytraining learners to have growth mindsets about their potential; along the journey; faqs; in a nutshell; for more information ... ; 2: starting points; chapter 2: starting points; what's in this chapter for me?; what's the thinking behind this chapter?; what do we mean by knowing their starting points?; the advantages of knowing the starting points of learners; how to pre-assess: strategies and activities; faqs; in a nutshell; for more information ... ; 3: defining and demystifying the destination; chapter 3: defining and demystifying the destination. What's in this chapter for me?what's the thinking behind this chapter?; the importance of clarity; the clarity graph; where are you on the teacher clarity axis?; where are your learners on the clarity axis?; developing greater teacher clarity; developing learner clarity; the physical dimension of learning; verbal explanations and wordsmith-ery; faqs; in a nutshell; for more information ... ; 4: looking for proof ... ; chapter 4: looking for proof of learning; what's in this chapter for me?; what's the thinking behind this chapter?; thinking like a great detective. All evidence is not at the same level: elementary, my dear watson!why become a better teacher detective?; columbo or clouseau: the choice is yours; becoming a better teacher detective; faqs; in a nutshell; for more information ... ; 5: challenge; chapter 5: challenge; what's in this chapter for me?; what's the thinking behind this chapter?; challenge: it's what the experts do; challenge and memory; challenge, engagement, and flow; the value of meta-cognition; the art of teacher questions; large learning; how to create challenge; but is it the right framework?; faqs; in a nutshell. For more information ... 6: feedback; chapter 6: feedback; what's in this chapter for me?; what's the thinking behind this chapter?; level 1a feedback; how to level up to level 1a feedback: creating a culture where feedback can thrive; developing level 1a feedback skills; planning the journey; step 1: induction; step 2: building feedback skills -- how to critique learner work; step 3: practice; step 4: learner autonomy; developing level 1a feedback habits; reflection time; who is feedback for?; gap tasks; just review lessons; review their personal bests; faqs; in a nutshell. … (more)
- Publisher Details:
- Carmarthen, Wales Bethel, Connecticut : Crown House Publishing Limited Crown House Publishing Company LLC
- Publication Date:
- 2014
- Copyright Date:
- 2014
- Extent:
- 1 online resource (305 pages), illustrations
- Subjects:
- 371.102
Effective teaching
SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Essays
SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Reference
EDUCATION -- Administration -- General
EDUCATION -- Organizations & Institutions
Effective teaching
Electronic books - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9781845909345
1845909348
9781322776927 - Related ISBNs:
- 132277692X
9781845909291 - Notes:
- Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
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- Legal Deposit; Only available on premises controlled by the deposit library and to one user at any one time; The Legal Deposit Libraries (Non-Print Works) Regulations (UK).
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- British Library HMNTS - ELD.DS.322222
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