Building, Maintaining, and Repairing Classroom Relationships; This Room of Earth and Sky

ISBN-13: 9781433167973 / Angielski / Twarda / 2019 / 220 str.

Jerry Worley; Logan Roshell

Opis

Building, Maintaining, and Repairing Classroom Relationships aims to help educators quickly build classroom relationships in a metaphorical, colorful, and creative way, by showing educators how to theme curriculum with phenomenology, experience, and values clarification (PEVC) strategies.

Recenzje

"Great book with ideas and activities that can provide relevant moral, ethical, and social development strategies and approaches for educators. Trust is an important need for early childhood and elementary students. The book is proven to provide the much-needed successful approaches for incorporating trust as the steppingstone to high student achievement. Enhancing students' moral development, hope, and long-term optimism are among the strengths of this text. A must-read for those who desire to provide joyful learning and helping students become lifetime trustful learners and helpers!" Gloria Kirkland Holmes, Associate Professor of Early Childhood Education, the University of Northern Iowa; author of Classroom Management and Effective Strategies to Motivate Students

Spis treści

Dwight C. Watson: Foreword - Introduction - Summer Dreams: Sharing Skills and Experiences - Forever Sunrises: Classic Bridge Builders - Tell Us About an Uncloudy Day: Hopeful and Insightful - Seven Bridges Road: Crossing the Frightening Abyss ... Gritty and Stark Reality - Papyrus in a Clear, Cold Stream: Engaging Writing Prompts - Loosening the Snare: Is There No Place on Earth for Me? - Thunderbirds Above the Great Plains: Double Your Happiness - Fresh Mountain Berries: Pulling on the Heartstrings of Our Students - Both Sides of the Sky, Both Sides of the Pillow: Time for a Cool Change - Touch the Sky, See the Future: Unasked for Advice - Eight Sunrises, Eight Sunbeams: Activities That Students Love.

O autorze

Jerry Worley is a professor in the Education Studies Department at the University of Wisconsin Eau Claire. Originally from the Fort Peck Indian Reservation in Montana, Dr. Worley has written over a dozen articles and books on social justice and the human experience.