learning

Explains how electronic media, fast-paced life-style, unstable family patterns, environmental hazard, and educational practices influence the way our children think.

Provides tools and advice for educators designed to help them develop principles and practices associated with assessment for learning and learning how to learn.

Offers practical classroom applications of the theory of multiple intelligences, based upon the premise that students must have opportunities for the creative exploration of their individual interests and talents while also learning valued skills and concepts through multimodal means.

Offers teachers practical ideas and strategies for using block scheduling in the classroom and explains the benefits of block scheduling.

Includes step-by-step explanations and examples for incorporating multiple intelligence instruction into the elementary through high school classroom.

Offers guidance for resolving the crisis in America's schools.

Presents a comprehensive workbook that includes practical advice for self-improvment and covers areas of time management, organizational skills, problem solving, study techniques, and reading, memory, and test-taking.