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Foreword | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Introduction | |
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Teacher Education and Professional Development: Preparing, Developing, and Supporting Teachers by Providing Them with a Firm Foundation | |
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Teachers as Learners | |
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Five Big Ideas from Research to Application | |
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Challenges and Opportunities in 21st Century Schooling | |
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In Support of a Gold Standard for Educational Professionals: Teachers as Adaptive Experts and Lifelong Learners | |
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Challenges in the Current System of Teacher Education and Schooling | |
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Tools for Learning and Teaching in the 21st Century | |
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Brain, Plasticity, Potential, and Intelligence | |
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The Body-Brain System | |
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Metacognition | |
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The Challenges of Teaching Today | |
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Opportunities Knock for Lifelong Learners | |
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Connecting the Science of Learning to the Art of Teaching | |
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Big Idea 1: Implications of Neural Plasticity for Learning and Teaching | |
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Understanding the Science of Neural Plasticity | |
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Brain Development Over the Life Span | |
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Plasticity Research and the Classroom | |
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From Research to Classroom Practice: Plasticity in Action | |
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What's the Big Idea? | |
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BIG IDEA 2: Recognizing Human Potential | |
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Misunderstanding Potential: The Fixed Mindset | |
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Defining Potential in the Classroom | |
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Teacher Expectations About Their Students' Learning Potential | |
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Educational Leadership: Beyond the Classroom | |
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From Research to Classroom Practice: Guiding Students to Actualize Their Learning Potential | |
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What's the Big Idea? | |
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Big Idea 3: Understanding Intelligence | |
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Conceptions of Intelligence | |
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Dynamic, Changeable Intelligence | |
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Malleable Intelligence and Student Learning | |
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Malleable Intelligence, Motivation, and Effort | |
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The Role of Deliberate Practice | |
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Using Formative Assessment for Intelligence Building | |
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Educational Leadership: Beyond the Classroom | |
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From Research to Classroom Practice: Intelligence for 21st Century Success | |
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What's the Big Idea? | |
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Big Idea 4: The Body-Brain System at Work for Learning | |
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Stronger Bodies, Sharper Minds | |
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The Search for Causal Connections | |
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High-Octane Fuel for Learning | |
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The Emotional Aspects of Learning | |
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Modeling and Teaching Optimism | |
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Preparing for Learning with a Good Night's Sleep | |
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From Research to Classroom Practice: Putting the Body-Brain System to Work | |
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What's the Big Idea? | |
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Big Idea 5: Metacognition as a Path to Becoming Functionally Smarter | |
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Metacognition Through the Ages | |
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Thinking About Thinking: Two Layers of Learning | |
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Connecting Metacognition and Executive Function | |
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Teaching and Facilitating the Use of Cognitive Strategies | |
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Connecting Cognitive Strategies to the Common Core State Standards | |
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Gathering Information | |
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Exploring and Elaborating | |
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Communicating What You Have Learned | |
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Teaching Cognitive and Metacognitive Strategies by Example | |
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From Research to Classroom Practice: Learning by Teaching and Reflecting on Your Professional Practice | |
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What's the Big Idea? | |
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Teaching, Learning, and Neuroeducation Myth Busting | |
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Becoming an "Apprentice" of Effective Education | |
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There Is More to 21st Century Education Than the 3 Rs-A Lot More | |
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You Can Get Better at Almost Anything If You Set Your Mind to It | |
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Your Brain Is a Learning Muscle-Build It | |
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Early Intensive Reading Instruction Can Open New Worlds | |
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The Little Engine That Could Had the Right Idea | |
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Don't Forget: You Can Remember | |
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Support Physical Activity to Support Learning | |
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Your Role as a Myth Buster | |
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Your Journey of Learning and Teaching | |
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The Importance of Learning Together | |
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Connecting with a Worldwide Professional Learning Community | |
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The Joy of Informal Learning | |
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Rising to the Hope and Challenges of Your Professional Practice | |
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References | |
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Index | |
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About the Authors | |