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Explicit instruction is systematic, direct, engaging, and success oriented--and has been shown to promote achievement for all students. This highly practical and accessible resource gives special and general education teachers the tools to implement explicit instruction in any grade level or content area. The authors are leading experts who provide clear guidelines for identifying key concepts, skills, and routines to teach; designing and delivering effective lessons; and giving students opportunities to practice and master new material. Sample lesson plans, lively examples, and reproducible checklists and teacher worksheets enhance the utility of the volume. Purchasers can also download and print the reproducible materials for repeated use. Video clips demonstrating the approach in real classrooms are available at the authors' website: www.explicitinstruction.org.

See also related DVDs from Anita Archer: Golden Principles of Explicit Instruction; Active Participation: Getting Them All Engaged, Elementary Level; and Active Participation: Getting Them All Engaged, Secondary Level

Recenzijas

Explicit instruction is something that benefits every single student, not just those with learning difficulties. This book breaks down how to deliver explicit instruction for a variety of content areas, skill sets, and strategies in a way that will effectively reach a diverse group of learners. As a teacher of both general and special education students, I have had a tremendous amount of success with all of my students by utilizing the principles outlined in this book. This is a valuable resource for all teachers.--Courtney Dexter, MEd, special education teacher, Bellefonte Area Middle School, Bellefonte, Pennsylvania

Archer and Hughes have laid bare the architecture of effective instruction in this 'must-read' volume. Extensive research has converged on quality of instruction as the core ingredient in school improvement; the genius of this book is the clarity with which it explicates how this quality can be intentionally developed in every classroom. Each strategy or process is illustrated with concrete examples from diverse classrooms. In my 40 years in education, I have never before seen a book as insightful, comprehensive, and practical as this one. Every educator will treasure it!--Kevin Feldman EdD, Emeritus Director of Reading and Intervention, Sonoma County (California) Office of Education

If I had to recommend one book that would arm teachers with the instructional practices they need to have the greatest chance of dramatically improving their students achievement, this would be the one. This is the definitive resource on explicit instruction. Every page is filled with detailed descriptions of how to implement the most powerful explicit instruction teaching practices. Brilliantly conceptualized and written, this book will be embraced by practicing teachers and administrators as well as those preparing future educators.--Donald D. Deshler, PhD, Williamson Family Distinguished Professor of Special Education and Director, Center for Research on Learning, University of Kansas

I have used this text for three semesters/m-/finally, a book the students will keep! I have used a number of texts in my methods courses over the past 10 years and this one is certainly the best on the market. The writing is clear and appropriate for both undergraduates and graduate teacher candidates; without fail, my students say it is the best text they ever purchased. If you could see my copy of the book, you'd see reference tabs all over it so I know where to look when I'm teaching.--Dee Berlinghoff, PhD, Professor of Education, Mount Saint Mary College, Newburgh, New York-

1 Exploring the Foundations of Explicit Instruction
1(22)
Elements of Explicit Instruction
1(3)
Underlying Principles of Effective Instruction
4(9)
A Convergence and Accumulation of Evidence Supporting Explicit Instruction: A Summary of Selected Research
13(4)
Response to Possible Concerns about Explicit Instruction
17(4)
Chapter Summary and a Final Case Study
21(2)
2 Designing Lessons: Skills and Strategies
23(30)
Opening of the Explicit Lesson
24(4)
Application 2.1 Example: Opening Of An Explicit Lesson
28(1)
Body of the Explicit Lesson
29(5)
Application 2.2 Analyses Of Lesson Opening, Modeling, And Prompted Or Guided Practice
34(5)
Closing of the Explicit Lesson
39(2)
Application 2.3 Model Lesson: Algebra Lesson On Parentheses
41(3)
Application 2.4 Model Lesson: Determining The Main Idea
44(3)
Application 2.5 Model Lessons: Three Consecutive Sentence-Combining Lessons
47(4)
Chapter Summary
51(1)
Application 2.6 Identifying Potential Problems And Generating Possible Solutions
52(1)
Application 2.7 Designing An Explicit Lesson
52(1)
3 Designing Lessons: Vocabulary and Concepts
53(39)
Preparation for Explicit Vocabulary Instruction
55(6)
Application 3.1 Vocabulary Selection For Primary Read-Aloud
61(2)
Application 3.2 Vocabulary Selection For Fifth-Grade
Chapter Book
63(1)
Application 3.3 Vocabulary Selection For Middle School Social Studies
64(2)
Application 3.4 Creating Student-Friendly Explanations
66(6)
Application 3.5 Determining Critical Attributes From Definitions
72(1)
Application 3.6 Designing Examples And Non-Examples
73(2)
Explicit Vocabulary Instructional Routine
75(1)
Application 3.7 Designing A Vocabulary Lesson To Teach With The Basic Instructional Routine
76(8)
Vocabulary Instruction Extensions
84(7)
Chapter Summary
91(1)
4 Designing Lessons: Rules
92(17)
Select Appropriate Rules for Explicit Instruction
93(1)
Develop Examples and Non-Examples
93(1)
Application 4.1 Determining Critical Attributes In A Rule
94(2)
Application 4.2 Creating Examples To Illustrate A Rule
96(3)
Application 4.3 Creating Non-Examples To Illustrate A Rule
99(1)
Instructional Routine for Teaching a Rule
100(1)
Application 4.4 Wording Of Rules
101(6)
Application 4.5 Design Of Rule Lessons
107(1)
Chapter Summary
108(1)
5 Organizing for Instruction
109(22)
Organizing the Physical Space
109(4)
Application 5.1 Evaluating The Physical Organization Of The Classroom: Setting The Stage
113(1)
Application 5.2 Analyses Of Classroom Arrangements
114(3)
Establishing Classroom Rules
117(1)
Application 5.3 Analyses Of Classroom Rules
118(3)
Establishing Routines and Procedures
121(1)
Application 5.4 Situations Requiring A Classroom Routine Or Procedure
122(8)
Chapter Summary
130(1)
6 Delivering Instruction: Eliciting Responses
131(42)
Require Frequent Responses
132(30)
Successful Responding
162(2)
Application 6.1 Analyses Of Active Participation Lessons
164(4)
Alternative Passage-Reading Procedures
168(3)
Chapter Summary
171(2)
7 Delivering Instruction: Other Critical Delivery Skills
173(28)
Monitor Student Performance Carefully
173(1)
Provide Immediate Affirmative and Corrective Feedback
174(6)
Application 7.1 Examples And Non-Examples Of Corrections
180(10)
Application 7.2 Examples And Non-Examples Of Praise
190(3)
Deliver the Lesson at a Brisk Pace
193(2)
Application 7.3 Lessons Illustrating Slow And Brisk Pace
195(2)
Chapter Summary
197(1)
Application 7.4 Observation Of A Lesson
198(3)
8 Providing Appropriate Independent Practice
201(43)
Initial Practice
203(1)
Distributed Practice
203(1)
Cumulative Practice and Cumulative Review
204(4)
Application 8.1 Designing Initial, Distributed, And Cumulative Practice
208(1)
What Will Be Practiced?
209(1)
How Will the Assignment Be Designed?
210(4)
Application 8.2 Selecting Practice Activities
214(3)
Application 8.3 Case Study: Individualizing Samuel's Assignments
217(6)
How Will the Assignment Be Presented to Students?
223(1)
How Will the Assignment Be Evaluated and Feedback Provided?
224(3)
What Routines Will Be Put in Place to Facilitate Independent Practice?
227(6)
Homework
233(10)
Chapter Summary
243(1)
Conclusion 244(1)
Reproducible Materials 245(8)
Feedback on Application Exercises 253(26)
References 279(8)
Index 287
Anita L. Archer, PhD, is an educational consultant to school districts on explicit instruction, the design and delivery of instruction, behavior management, and literacy instruction. She has taught elementary and middle school students and is the recipient of 10 awards honoring her excellence in teaching and contributions to the field of education. Dr. Archer has served on the faculties of San Diego State University, the University of Washington in Seattle, and the University of Oregon in Eugene. She is nationally known for her professional development activities, having presented in every state over the course of her 40-year career. Dr. Archer is coauthor of numerous curriculum materials addressing reading, writing, and study skills (with Mary Gleason), and of the book Explicit Instruction (with Charles A. Hughes). She is also author of the professional development DVDs Golden Principles of Explicit Instruction, Active Participation: Getting Them All Engaged, Elementary Level, and Active Participation: Getting Them All Engaged, Secondary Level. Charles A. Hughes, PhD, is Professor of Special Education in the Department of Educational and School Psychology at The Pennsylvania State University and Adjunct Senior Scientist at the University of Kansas Center for Research on Learning in Lawrence. Prior to joining the Penn State faculty in 1985, Dr. Hughes worked in schools for 14 years as a general and special education teacher, a state-level consultant, and an educational diagnostician. His research interests focus on the development and validation of self-instructional strategies to help students with learning and behavior problems manage their academic and classroom behaviors. He has published over 100 articles, books, book chapters, and curriculum materials and has served as President and Executive Director of the Council for Exceptional Childrens Division for Learning Disabilities and editor of the Councils journal Learning Disabilities Research and Practice.