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Patterns and Practices in the Learning-Focused Classroom
Based on our book by the same title, this seminar series presents practical strategies
and innovative ideas for designing learning-focused instruction. These classroom-tested methods are
applicable to all grade levels and content areas. The Pathways Learning Model provides
the framework for connecting theory with practice. Each session explores dozens of tools and powerful templates to
ensure high engagement and high success for all students. Sample lessons from across the curriculum and detailed
strategy descriptions make these effective teaching tools accessible to new and experienced teachers alike.
Topics Include:
Teaching for connection-making
Acquire practical strategies and tools for supporting student success organized by an accessible learning model
that guides planning, instructional decision-making, assessment and reflection. Learn how to plan and deliver
learning-focused lessons that engage students in high levels of meaning making.
Structuring collaborative student groups
Experience and apply useful strategies and management tools organized by a continuum of interaction that moves from
simple to complex patterns of student-to-student and student-to-information engagement. Learn how to introduce and
incorporate collaborative patterns within lesson designs and increase your student's social learning skills.
Engaging and extending student thinking
Develop teaching methods and strategies that focus and stretch students' abilities to access, organize, analyze
and apply information and ideas. Learn how to embed content specific thinking processes within lesson and unit designs.
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