New Physical Ideas Are Here Needed: Revolutionizing EducationLulu.com, 23 avr. 2007 - 364 pages How can we meet the increasing demands on American education for more content, greater complexity, and much higher levels of student success? How can we make every student a more effective learner? How can we help every teacher support learning more productively? How can we create schools that enable each and every child to achieve the education to which he or she aspires? We can with a new technology of education - a technology focused on student practice and conceptual visualization. Fortunately, this new technology is now at hand, and it can enable us to revolutionize education. Please join me in an exploration of these new physical ideas that are here, so desperately, needed. Art Bardige |
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Table des matières
The Promise | 1 |
What is the Technology of Education? | 9 |
The Greatest Problem in Education | 15 |
Killing Our Best and Brightest Students | 23 |
Where has All the Time Gone? | 29 |
Numbers | 37 |
So Deeply in Debt | 46 |
Holes in the Fabric of Understanding | 52 |
Black Elk Speaks | 149 |
Danielles Story | 165 |
Clap for the Baby | 174 |
The Low Road | 181 |
Hitting Golf Balls at Night | 187 |
Goldilocks Assignments | 194 |
Learning is a Partnership | 201 |
Visualizing Mathematics | 207 |
The Magic Wand | 60 |
Why Cant Public Schools be like Private Ones? | 67 |
Students vs Teachers | 74 |
DUMP | 80 |
A Rush to Standards | 83 |
Shifting the Curve | 91 |
Cram Cram Cram | 98 |
Where have all the Scholars Gone? | 108 |
Building Blocks for a New Technology of Education | 115 |
The Graphing Calculator | 135 |
The Great American Probability Machine | 141 |
EnableMath | 231 |
Do You Know Where Your Kids Are? | 240 |
Concepts | 247 |
The Unique Invention | 279 |
The Sum of All Fears | 283 |
The Homework Wars | 289 |
A Passion for Learning | 302 |
Epilogue | 311 |
References and Notes | 341 |
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