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List of Tables and Figures | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Introduction and Overview | |
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The Goals of Activity and Teaching | |
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The Goals of Educational Reform: Excellence, Fairness, Inclusion, and Harmony | |
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Can Schools Actually Provide Excellence, Fairness, Inclusion, and Harmony? | |
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Unified Reform | |
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Plan of the Book | |
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Notes | |
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Transformed Classrooms: Description, Principles, and Criteria | |
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Quality Criteria for Instructional Activity in Classrooms | |
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Generic Principles for Effective Pedagogy | |
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The Five Standards for Effective Pedagogy | |
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Necessary Conditions for the Effective Organization of Instruction Activity | |
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Common Values, Diverse Cultures | |
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Conclusion | |
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Notes | |
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Activity in Theory and Classroom | |
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The Social Construction of Mind | |
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The Organization of Social Relationships | |
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Social Relationships: The Dynamics of Formation and Change | |
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Changing Patterns of Relationship for Improved Teaching and Learning | |
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Conclusion | |
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Notes | |
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Patterns of Instructional Activity and Relationships | |
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Propinquity: Affecting Inclusion, Fairness, and Harmony in Peer Relationships | |
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Instructional Activity: Affecting Inclusion, Fairness, and Harmony in Peer Relationships | |
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Peer Relationships, Friendship, and Academic and Social Excellence | |
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Propinquity and Activity: Affecting Inclusion, Fairness, and Harmony in Teacher-Student Relationships | |
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Propinquity, Activity, and the Quality of Teacher-Student Relationships | |
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Teacher-Student Relationships and Academic and Social Excellence | |
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Conclusion | |
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Notes | |
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Culture and Instructional Activity | |
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Culture and Expectations | |
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Individualism and Collectivism | |
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Role Expectations in the Classroom | |
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Power | |
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Language Genres and Codes in the Classroom | |
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Conclusion | |
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Designing the Organization of Instructional Activity | |
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Grade Level, Diversity, and Content Area | |
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A Developmental Model | |
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Activity Settings | |
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The Instructional Frame | |
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Classroom Management | |
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One to Four Weeks: Building an Academic Learning Community Using Activity Settings and Instructional Frame | |
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Two to Three Weeks: Grouping for Independent and Simultaneous Activity | |
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One to Two Weeks: Teaching and Learning in Activity Settings | |
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Two to Three Weeks: Teaching Through Activity Settings | |
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Routine for the Rest of the Year: Teaching Through Instructional Conversation with Multiple, Simultaneous Activity Settings | |
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Conclusion | |
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Classrooms of Phase 5: Evidence, Vision, and Future | |
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The Organizational System for Instructional Activity | |
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Theory and Dynamics | |
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Do Phase 5 Classrooms Achieve Excellence, Fairness, Inclusion, and Harmony? | |
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Supporting Evidence | |
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Shall We Improve Our Schools? | |
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The Image of Schools in the Eyes of Educators and the Public | |
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Preparing Teachers for Phase 5 | |
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Notes | |
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Appendices | |
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References | |
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Index | |