The implementation of Common Core standards has affected the instructional strategies of many teachers. Among other things, the standards require active student engagement, learning along a progressive sequence of higher proficiency, and heavy use of informational texts, especially primary sources. This study evaluates the impact that Common Core literacy standards have had on the proven primary source-based strategies and practices of five teachers
In 2002 the term “dispositions” entered the vocabulary of teacher education with a vengeance when th...
This qualitative action research case study seeks to modify a Middle School Computer Science Course ...
The paper maintains that the current era, marked by a new global economy transforming economic and s...
Too often, English Language Learners are failing out or dropping out of school. However, there are E...
Elsewhere I have argued that neoliberal and neoconservative dominance of both public and private sph...
In this paper I argue that a dominant theme in New Literacy Studies research, the differences betwee...
This is a particularly challenging time for public education. There has been a coordinated, incessan...
How close are we to the reality of all students having the opportunity to learn another language and...
Recently, a colleague talked with me about a field observation she had conducted the day before, an ...
There is long history of exchange between librarians and adult educators. This history not only poin...
One of the trends currently affecting academic libraries is higher education’s expanding use of onli...
This dissertation focuses on the school desk in order to awaken peripheral vision of classroom ecolo...
This study surveyed current education majors (n=70) in two Kansas universities to gain a perspective...
This paper describes our reflection on a clinical-based teacher preparation program. We examined a c...
As academic librarians transition from a teaching and learning paradigm for Information Literacy (IL...
In 2002 the term “dispositions” entered the vocabulary of teacher education with a vengeance when th...
This qualitative action research case study seeks to modify a Middle School Computer Science Course ...
The paper maintains that the current era, marked by a new global economy transforming economic and s...
Too often, English Language Learners are failing out or dropping out of school. However, there are E...
Elsewhere I have argued that neoliberal and neoconservative dominance of both public and private sph...
In this paper I argue that a dominant theme in New Literacy Studies research, the differences betwee...
This is a particularly challenging time for public education. There has been a coordinated, incessan...
How close are we to the reality of all students having the opportunity to learn another language and...
Recently, a colleague talked with me about a field observation she had conducted the day before, an ...
There is long history of exchange between librarians and adult educators. This history not only poin...
One of the trends currently affecting academic libraries is higher education’s expanding use of onli...
This dissertation focuses on the school desk in order to awaken peripheral vision of classroom ecolo...
This study surveyed current education majors (n=70) in two Kansas universities to gain a perspective...
This paper describes our reflection on a clinical-based teacher preparation program. We examined a c...
As academic librarians transition from a teaching and learning paradigm for Information Literacy (IL...
In 2002 the term “dispositions” entered the vocabulary of teacher education with a vengeance when th...
This qualitative action research case study seeks to modify a Middle School Computer Science Course ...
The paper maintains that the current era, marked by a new global economy transforming economic and s...