Teach Smart: 11 Learner-Centered Strategies That Ensure Student Success
This is an excellent book for administrators to aid them in picturing what they would see in a learner-centered classroom as well as to give them focus areas for professional development activities. This book will also help instructional coaches working with teachers to help them implement those strategies. ----Susan Gorman, Director of School Improvement, Osawatomie Schools, Osawatomie, KSThis is a good purchase for both teachers and administrators. There are lots of great examples that teachers can use immediately in their classrooms. The examples are current and very user friendly. While there may be other books out there with the same intent, I would recommend this one to teachers and administrators. ----Dr. David S. Ellena, Ed.D., Principal, Tomahawk Creek Middle School, VAThis book hit the nail on the head. It is very relevant to today's teaching and would be a great mentor resource. I especially liked the questioning chapter. It cleared up some misconceptions that take place when asking questions. ----Peggy Yelverton, Resource Teacher, Brevard County Induction Program/Alternative Certification Program, FL