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Addresses strategies and models of immersive teaching and learning that lead to successful schooling outcomes for the least advantaged students.
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Addresses strategies and models of immersive teaching and learning that lead to successful schooling outcomes for the least advantaged students.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 254
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. Januar 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 489g
- ISBN-13: 9781107627987
- ISBN-10: 1107627982
- Artikelnr.: 37467291
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 254
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. Januar 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 489g
- ISBN-13: 9781107627987
- ISBN-10: 1107627982
- Artikelnr.: 37467291
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Foreword: are the engaged really engaged? Shirley Steinberg; Introduction:
exclusion: a habit that's hard to kick Roger Slee; Part I. The Digital
Divide as a Tool for Inclusion: 1. Accommodating new learning in different
school cultures Greg Neal; 2. Technology and social inclusion: rethinking
the digital divide Nicola Yelland; Part II. Engagement in the Early Years:
3. The early years: reconnecting families with preschool education Andrea
Nolan; Part III. Curriculum-Based Engagement: 4. Arts education: do the
arts really matter? Tarquam McKenna; 5. Bringing joy and success to
students and teachers through student-centered teaching of mathematics
Colleen Vale and Sharon Livy; 6. Physical education: promoting healthy
living in the classroom Anthony Watt; 7. Literacy: who needs books? There
not 'kewl' Mark Vicars; Part IV. Agents of Change and Student Wellbeing: 8.
Fostering collaborative partnerships: one school's approach Marcelle
Cacciattolo; 9. Natural environments for learning: effecting change in
classrooms and the community Cathryn Carpenter and Peter Burridge; 10.
Sexualities: gays and lesbians as outsiders? Mark Vicars and Tarquam
McKenna; 11. Indigenous Australia: ontologies, epistemologies and
pedagogies Davina Woods; 12. Positive education: pathways to achieving
social and academic success Jeanne Carroll and Marcelle Cacciattolo;
Conclusion: Creating purposeful, optimistic learning engagements Tarquam
McKenna.
exclusion: a habit that's hard to kick Roger Slee; Part I. The Digital
Divide as a Tool for Inclusion: 1. Accommodating new learning in different
school cultures Greg Neal; 2. Technology and social inclusion: rethinking
the digital divide Nicola Yelland; Part II. Engagement in the Early Years:
3. The early years: reconnecting families with preschool education Andrea
Nolan; Part III. Curriculum-Based Engagement: 4. Arts education: do the
arts really matter? Tarquam McKenna; 5. Bringing joy and success to
students and teachers through student-centered teaching of mathematics
Colleen Vale and Sharon Livy; 6. Physical education: promoting healthy
living in the classroom Anthony Watt; 7. Literacy: who needs books? There
not 'kewl' Mark Vicars; Part IV. Agents of Change and Student Wellbeing: 8.
Fostering collaborative partnerships: one school's approach Marcelle
Cacciattolo; 9. Natural environments for learning: effecting change in
classrooms and the community Cathryn Carpenter and Peter Burridge; 10.
Sexualities: gays and lesbians as outsiders? Mark Vicars and Tarquam
McKenna; 11. Indigenous Australia: ontologies, epistemologies and
pedagogies Davina Woods; 12. Positive education: pathways to achieving
social and academic success Jeanne Carroll and Marcelle Cacciattolo;
Conclusion: Creating purposeful, optimistic learning engagements Tarquam
McKenna.
Foreword: are the engaged really engaged? Shirley Steinberg; Introduction:
exclusion: a habit that's hard to kick Roger Slee; Part I. The Digital
Divide as a Tool for Inclusion: 1. Accommodating new learning in different
school cultures Greg Neal; 2. Technology and social inclusion: rethinking
the digital divide Nicola Yelland; Part II. Engagement in the Early Years:
3. The early years: reconnecting families with preschool education Andrea
Nolan; Part III. Curriculum-Based Engagement: 4. Arts education: do the
arts really matter? Tarquam McKenna; 5. Bringing joy and success to
students and teachers through student-centered teaching of mathematics
Colleen Vale and Sharon Livy; 6. Physical education: promoting healthy
living in the classroom Anthony Watt; 7. Literacy: who needs books? There
not 'kewl' Mark Vicars; Part IV. Agents of Change and Student Wellbeing: 8.
Fostering collaborative partnerships: one school's approach Marcelle
Cacciattolo; 9. Natural environments for learning: effecting change in
classrooms and the community Cathryn Carpenter and Peter Burridge; 10.
Sexualities: gays and lesbians as outsiders? Mark Vicars and Tarquam
McKenna; 11. Indigenous Australia: ontologies, epistemologies and
pedagogies Davina Woods; 12. Positive education: pathways to achieving
social and academic success Jeanne Carroll and Marcelle Cacciattolo;
Conclusion: Creating purposeful, optimistic learning engagements Tarquam
McKenna.
exclusion: a habit that's hard to kick Roger Slee; Part I. The Digital
Divide as a Tool for Inclusion: 1. Accommodating new learning in different
school cultures Greg Neal; 2. Technology and social inclusion: rethinking
the digital divide Nicola Yelland; Part II. Engagement in the Early Years:
3. The early years: reconnecting families with preschool education Andrea
Nolan; Part III. Curriculum-Based Engagement: 4. Arts education: do the
arts really matter? Tarquam McKenna; 5. Bringing joy and success to
students and teachers through student-centered teaching of mathematics
Colleen Vale and Sharon Livy; 6. Physical education: promoting healthy
living in the classroom Anthony Watt; 7. Literacy: who needs books? There
not 'kewl' Mark Vicars; Part IV. Agents of Change and Student Wellbeing: 8.
Fostering collaborative partnerships: one school's approach Marcelle
Cacciattolo; 9. Natural environments for learning: effecting change in
classrooms and the community Cathryn Carpenter and Peter Burridge; 10.
Sexualities: gays and lesbians as outsiders? Mark Vicars and Tarquam
McKenna; 11. Indigenous Australia: ontologies, epistemologies and
pedagogies Davina Woods; 12. Positive education: pathways to achieving
social and academic success Jeanne Carroll and Marcelle Cacciattolo;
Conclusion: Creating purposeful, optimistic learning engagements Tarquam
McKenna.







