Teaching in the Middle and Secondary Schools

by Joseph F. Callahan, Richard D. Kellough

Teaching in the Middle and Secondary Schools provides a practical, concise, criterion-referenced, performance-based, mastery learning model for teaching. A four-part organization covers an introduction to teaching and learning in middle and secondary schools, planning for instruction, selecting and implementing instructional strategies, and assessment of teaching and learning. For teachers of grade levels 6 through 12.

Paperback

First published September 25, 1991

Reviews

[Abu Sara · Rating 3 out of 5]

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[Joel · Rating 3 out of 5]

There are those textbooks that drag on forever about nothing like a high school sophomore struggling to get to the minimum word requirement. I've always wondered why publishers produce books like this. It seems like a waste of paper. However, this textbook, is one that seems to be written for the Information Age in that it gives you the basics of different theories and methods without going crazy about any specific topic. I like that about it. If I want to know more about the stuff they're talking about I'll look up the references online or something.

More textbooks should follow this set-up!

[Janelle · Rating 3 out of 5]

Educational school textbook. It probably helps prepare me for the professional knowledge exam, but beyond that, not that exciting. I do like that it has references to diverse student populations.