A renowned educator-psychologist explains how children learn and
how family, classroom, and school practices can help them learn
more effectively. In addition to drawing on studies of learning
outcomes, Herbert Walberg reveals economic research on teacher
education and school choice that challenges many popular
assumptions. He debunks many of the myths of modern education and
outlines the factors that psychologists have found consistently
associated with high levels of classroom learning.Walberg reveals
why teachers' classroom practices-not their credentials or
experience-are what makes a true difference in student learning. He
presents research, showing that young learners thrive when teachers
have clear goals, plan effective activities to attain them, and
measure student progress. The author also discusses the powerful
influence of parents on what students learn within and outside
school and how choice programs give parents a stronger role in
their children's education.
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