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| A Guide for Developing Interdisciplinary Thematic Units, Third Edition
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Edition: 3
Author: Patricia Roberts, Richard D. Kellough
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Release Date: 2003-04-28
ISBN-10: 0130986054
ISBN-13: 9780130986054
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Offers a step-by-step approach to using ITUs to help pupils acquire the knowledge and develop the problem-solving skills required for today's changingand challengingtimes. Addresses the content, technology, diversity, and classroom management of ITUs. Material on curriculum standards, scoring guides, and the relationship between the interdisciplinary thematic unit approach and professional education tests. Extensive coverage of the role of pupil input into ITUs. Also includes current web addresses of professional organizations and sites that address curriculum standards. For future educators.
Thematic Units Review
| Customer Rating: | | This book was very helpful and user friendly. It should be required reading for every non educational major teacher. |
Student's critique
| Customer Rating: | | This book covers the essential elements of curriculum planning and deals with matters for decision making about how the curriculum should be and ways to improve the curriculum. It contains information pertaining to curriculum design. Its discussion on the historical backgrounds and societal factors are well presented in the way they affect the curriculum. This book can be served as a great reference in designing an effective curriculum with its rich and informative content. It is a great resource to be included in all educators' library. |
Developing Thematic Units
| Customer Rating: | | Roberts' and Kellough's guide to thematic units is an incredible source of information for the development of any type of lesson unit, be it large or small. It has such a variety of samples, and I find that I am constantly referring to it as an aid in designing my instructional units. I keep this one right on my desktop for easy reference. |
An Exceptional Resource
| Customer Rating: | | Roberts and Kellough's book, A Guide for Developing Interdisciplinary Thematic Units, provides the reader with an easy-to-follow approach to developing an integrated thematic unit. The authors provide the reader with important vocabulary and concepts, and walk the reader through the thought processes that go into designing a thematic unit. In addition, the book provides the reader with several examples of thematic units, including the individual lesson plans included in the unit. Finally, the authors even provide the reader with reflective questions that guide him/her through the process of evaluating the effectiveness of content, design, and delivery of the unit of instruction. This book will definitely remain a permanent fixture in my professional library. |
A Students Revies
| Customer Rating:  | | A Guide for Developing Interdisciplinary Thematic Units by Richard D. Kellough and Patricia L. Roberts provides an outstanding road map for creating lesson plans of this nature. It takes you from concept to completion, and is an easy guide to follow. As an added bonus, this text presents exercises at the end of each chapter so one can practice what they have learned. I found this useful for the chapters that I read, and didn't feel I had a good grasp on what was being presented. After completing the exercises, any confusion or misconception was cleared up, at least in my mind anyway. |
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