Critical Thinking: From Theory to Classroom Practice invites readers to revisit their pedagogy to promote this type of inquiry. Scholars and practitioners from several content areas introduce several examples of instructional strategies, classroom practices, and projects at multiple grade levels. Their experiences come together to highlight practical ways to foster students' critical thinking skills and encourage them to engage in learning in new ways.
Critical Thinking: From Theory to Classroom Practice invites readers to revisit their pedagogy to promote this type of inquiry. Scholars and practitioners from several content areas introduce several examples of instructional strategies, classroom practices, and projects at multiple grade levels. Their experiences come together to highlight practical ways to foster students' critical thinking skills and encourage them to engage in learning in new ways.
Dr. Fernando Naiditch has more than 25 years of experience teaching students at all levels in multiple international settings. He brings together an academic background in linguistics with extensive experience preparing teachers for diverse classrooms, schools, and societies. Fernando Naiditch is currently an Associate Professor in the Department of Secondary and Special Education in the College of Education and Human Services at Montclair State University.
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Acknowledgments Introduction: Teaching and Learning Critical Thinking Fernando Naiditch, Montclair State University, USA Chapter 1: Understanding Critical Thinking - What is it? Can we teach it? How do we learn it? Fernando Naiditch,Montclair State University, USA Chapter 2: Philosophy for Children and Critical Thinking: Creating a Space for Children to Think in a Kindergarten Classroom Olivier Michaud,Université du Québec à Rimouski, Québec, Canada Chapter 3: Critical Thinking in Action: A Collaborative Early Childhood Approach to Curriculum Design Elizabeth Quintero,California State University, Channel Islands, USA Chapter 4: Promoting Respect through Collaboration: A School Responds to Bullying by Engaging the Community Jean Ann Slusarczyk & Lucy Villaluz,Franklin Elementary School, Bloomfield, NJ, USA Chapter 5: Co-construction as a Critical Approach to Mathematics Education Mark Russo,Pascack Valley Regional High School District, NJ, USA Chapter 6: Critical Pedagogy and the Teaching of Reading for Social Action Fernando Naiditch,Montclair State University, USA Chapter 7:Think Critically and Act Collaboratively: A Critical Framework for Teaching Students with Special Needs Mark Alter and Joan Rosenberg,New York University, USA Chapter 8: Creativity and Motivation in the Teaching and Learning Process Bettina Steren dos Santos, Carla Spagnolo, and Caroline Buker, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil Chapter 9: Critical Second Language Pedagogy: Lessons Learned from Teaching Students in Poverty Fernando Naiditch,Montclair State University, USA Afterword: Encouraging Teachers' Growth and Development using Practitioner Research Kathryn Herr,Montclair State University, USA About the Editor About the Contributors
Acknowledgments Introduction: Teaching and Learning Critical Thinking Fernando Naiditch, Montclair State University, USA Chapter 1: Understanding Critical Thinking - What is it? Can we teach it? How do we learn it? Fernando Naiditch,Montclair State University, USA Chapter 2: Philosophy for Children and Critical Thinking: Creating a Space for Children to Think in a Kindergarten Classroom Olivier Michaud,Université du Québec à Rimouski, Québec, Canada Chapter 3: Critical Thinking in Action: A Collaborative Early Childhood Approach to Curriculum Design Elizabeth Quintero,California State University, Channel Islands, USA Chapter 4: Promoting Respect through Collaboration: A School Responds to Bullying by Engaging the Community Jean Ann Slusarczyk & Lucy Villaluz,Franklin Elementary School, Bloomfield, NJ, USA Chapter 5: Co-construction as a Critical Approach to Mathematics Education Mark Russo,Pascack Valley Regional High School District, NJ, USA Chapter 6: Critical Pedagogy and the Teaching of Reading for Social Action Fernando Naiditch,Montclair State University, USA Chapter 7:Think Critically and Act Collaboratively: A Critical Framework for Teaching Students with Special Needs Mark Alter and Joan Rosenberg,New York University, USA Chapter 8: Creativity and Motivation in the Teaching and Learning Process Bettina Steren dos Santos, Carla Spagnolo, and Caroline Buker, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil Chapter 9: Critical Second Language Pedagogy: Lessons Learned from Teaching Students in Poverty Fernando Naiditch,Montclair State University, USA Afterword: Encouraging Teachers' Growth and Development using Practitioner Research Kathryn Herr,Montclair State University, USA About the Editor About the Contributors
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