Administration, Experimental Methods, Instruction Methods 

More Strategies for Educating Everybody's Children offers educators just that -- strategies to use in reaching and teaching diverse learners. The strategies are based on research and practice; they have been tested and proven to improve achievement. More Strategies for Educating Everybody's Children is a companion to Educating Everybody's Children: Diverse Strategies for Diverse Learners. Each volume provides practical strategies teachers can immediately use to enhance student performance at all levels. The books are founded on the belief that all children can learn and that it is our responsibility to teach them. As our schools grow more diverse, educators must employ new methods to stimulate, motivate, and inspire students to succeed. The teaching techniques and strategies described in this book can improve the quality of instruction for and performance of everybody's children. Experts in working with minority, homeless, and immigrant students focus on meeting needs that are unique to those students; those strategies also benefit the other students. In addition, subject experts offer their knowledge by sharing their techniques for teaching science, geography, civics, and history at every grade level and for all types of learners. Each chapter presents multiple strategies; examples of each strategy in the classroom; and the extensive research that led to the development of each strategy. Both volumes of Educating Everybody's Children describe the best practices and most effective instructional methods available. Putting these practices into action can help students become contributing members of their communities. - from Amzon