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Zima, Bill

 
9781495957871: Learners Rule: Giving them a voice improves the culture of their classroom

Synopsis

Josh Beane simply knows there is more he can do to improve the culture of his classroom. His colleagues tell him not to worry since he is the best teacher they have seen. Josh begins to see what he can do when he observes Alex Winter, the new math teacher. He is amazed as Alex naturally flows from idea to idea and builds a magnificent culture of learners. Josh and Alex sit down after several months and discover that what works is having a solid understanding of WHY you create a discipline plan and then choose strategies to help you hit that target. Together they create a plan that can be shared to help others develop an understanding of skills to oversee the culture of their classrooms. Along the way, Alex goes from fall guy to go-to guy for help in culture development throughout the school. This work of tactical fiction is intended to show what a classroom can look like when a teacher has a strong sense of WHY they run their classroom as they do and then use tools and processes that support that why. Shared visions, Codes of Conduct, SOP’s, Flowcharts and various tools to capture voice are explained both in the narrative and as procedures at the end.

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À propos de l'auteur

Bill Zima began his career as a zoo educator, creating and delivering learning opportunities for students in their schools and guests at the Phoenix Zoo and Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Seeking something that was a bit more dynamic, he became a 7th grade science teacher. He is currently a middle school principal. Bill is also an original member of the Maine Cohort for Customized Learning, an organization dedicated to the promotion of learner-centered, proficiency-based education systems in Maine. He also serves as a board member for the Maine Association for Middle Level Education. Bill's past life experiences, never being afraid to take a chance, as well as research in neuroscience and education continue to convince him in the power of the mind when the learner is allowed to seek his or her own understanding. He lives with his wife and two children in Portland, Maine.

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