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How People Learn How People Learn (online) |
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By: S. Barab
Semester: Fall 2001 |
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| This is both a book that you can get from Amazon
or you can print out the chapters online.
It does a wonderful job of summarizing much of the research on how people
learn. Its full citation is How People Learn: Brain, Mind, Experience, and
School (Expanded Edition) by John Bransford (Editor), Ann L. Brown (Editor),
Rodney R. Cocking (Editor), 2000, National Research Council, Washington,
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Desinging Effective Interdisciplinary Anchors Anchor.pdf |
Desinging Integrated Units; Anchored Instruction |
By: S. Barab
Semester: Fall 2001 |
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| In this article, me and my colleague share experiences and insights with respect to the development and implementation of integrated units. Specifically, the conception that one should conceive the central hub as an anchor, with the potential to ecologize instruction. | |||||
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Teachers and Machines Amazon.com |
Technology in the Schools | By: S. Barab Semester: Fall 2000 |
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| This book, Teachers and Machines, discusses how teachers in their classrooms have used technology ranging from radio to computers and is a required book. | |||||
