Science, technology, and mathematics (STEM) /
Slavin, Robert E.,editor.
Bybee, Rodger W.,author of foreword.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
What works in teaching math / Robert Slavin -- The importance of the early years / Douglas Clements and Julie Sarama -- Building mathematics skills / Chris Kyriacou -- Which instructional methods are most effective for mathematics? / James Hiebert and Douglas Grouws -- Understanding mathematics learning / Celia Hoyles -- Depth of knowledge for mathematics / Norman Lott Webb -- Supporting sensemaking: thinking mathematically / Megan Franke -- Effectively using technology in education / Steven Ross and Deborah Lowther -- Embedded multimedia: trailing edge technology cuts a new path / Bette Chambers -- Interactive whiteboards and classroom interactions / Neil Mercer -- Whiteboards are for learning / Omar López -- The role of technology in science assessments / Jody Clarke-Midura -- Digital storytelling: reinventing how learners communicate / Lynne Schrum and Barbara Levin -- Blended education for elementary and secondary students / Cathy Cavanaugh -- Online social networking for learning / Christine Greenhow -- Transforming education, one-to-one / Leslie Wilson -- Using technology for active differentiation / Maureen Haldane and Rebecca Smith -- Professional development: the key to integrating technology / Deborah     Lowther and Steven Ross -- Using cooperative learning to engage students in science / Allen Thurston -- Teaching practices that matter in middle school science / Christopher Harris and Ronald Marx -- How science teachers use research evidence / Mary Ratcliffe -- Linking textbooks to science learning / Jo Ellen Roseman -- Diversity and equity in science education / Okhee Lee -- Learning to see scientifically / Wolff-Michael Roth -- Ideas about designing science programs / Brenda Gustafson and Dougal MacDonald -- Evidence-based policy making: theory into practice / Sir John Holman.
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