What happens when education stops asking, "What works?" and starts asking, "Which side are you on?"
In The Balanced Classroom, educator William Edward Greene examines the growing divide between traditional and progressive education and argues that neither side has all the answers. Drawing on more than a decade of classroom experience, Greene explores the real-world consequences of educational trends involving student voice, social-emotional learning, soft parenting, technology, assessment, professional development, administration, and the pressure to make schools look successful.
Building on the criticism of modern education presented in his earlier book, The Hollow Classroom, Greene moves beyond identifying problems to ask a more important question: What should education actually look like?
Students need knowledge and skills, structure and independence, support and accountability, relationships and high expectations. Good teaching requires the judgment to know when each is appropriate rather than blindly following a single philosophy.
The final chapters introduce SPARK, a practical framework developed from Greene's own teaching experience that connects knowledge, skills, application, real-world experience, and student independence.
The Balanced Classroom is not an argument for traditional education or progressive education. It is an argument for teachers to stop choosing sides and start choosing what works.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. What happens when education stops asking, "What works?" and starts asking, "Which side are you on?"In The Balanced Classroom, educator William Edward Greene examines the growing divide between traditional and progressive education and argues that neither side has all the answers. Drawing on more than a decade of classroom experience, Greene explores the real-world consequences of educational trends involving student voice, social-emotional learning, soft parenting, technology, assessment, professional development, administration, and the pressure to make schools look successful.Building on the criticism of modern education presented in his earlier book, The Hollow Classroom, Greene moves beyond identifying problems to ask a more important question: What should education actually look like?Students need knowledge and skills, structure and independence, support and accountability, relationships and high expectations. Good teaching requires the judgment to know when each is appropriate rather than blindly following a single philosophy.The final chapters introduce SPARK, a practical framework developed from Greene's own teaching experience that connects knowledge, skills, application, real-world experience, and student independence.The Balanced Classroom is not an argument for traditional education or progressive education. It is an argument for teachers to stop choosing sides and start choosing what works. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798193417095
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