Boys and girls learn differently : a guide for teachers and parents / Michael Gurian and Patricia Henley with Terry Trueman.
Material type: TextPublisher: San Francisco : Jossey-Bass, [2001]Copyright date: ©2001Edition: First editionDescription: xvi, 345 pages ; 24 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0787953431
- 9780787953430
- 370.151
- LC212.92. G87 2001
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 315-329) and index.
Pt. 1. How Boys and Girls Learn Differently -- 1. How the Brain Learns: Inherent Differences Between Boys and Girls -- 2. How Brain-Based Differences Affect Boys and Girls -- Pt. 2. Creating the Ultimate Classroom for Both Boys and Girls -- 3. The Ultimate Preschool and Kindergarten Classroom -- 4. The Ultimate Elementary School Classroom -- 5. The Ultimate Middle School Classroom -- 6. The Ultimate High School Classroom --
Brain-based research -- Creating the "ultimate classroom" -- Gurian Institute at the University of Missouri-Kansas city -- Boys and girls learn differently -- Patricia Henley and Terry Trueman -- How the brain learns - inherent differences between boys and girls:Wide spectrum of gender in the brain -- How the brain works -- How boys' and girls' minds are different -- Why the brains are different -- How brain-based differences affect boys and girls: Areas of learning-style difference -- Learning differences and the intelligences -- Applying the intelligences to brain-based gender difference -- State of boys and girls in our schools -- Creating the ultimate classroom -- Ultimate preschool and kindergarten classroom: Foundation of early learning: bonding and attachment -- Day care, preschool, and kindergarten community building -- Nutrition and learning -- Dealing with aggressive behavior -- Discipline techniques -- Outdoor classroom -- Directing boys and girls to academic excellence -- Special education -- Use of psychotropic medications -- Ultimate preschool and kindergarten classroom for both boys and girls -- Ultimate elementary school classroom: Structural innovations -- Bonding and attachment in elementary learning -- How to provide discipline in the elementary classroom -- Motivation techniques -- Character education -- Dealing with cruelty, hazing, and violence -- Innovations for academic excellence -- Special education, learning disabilities, and behavioral disabilities -- Cooperative and competitive learning -- Ultimate elementary classroom for both boys and girls -- Ultimate middle school classroom: Structural innovations -- Bonding and attachment -- How to provide discipline in the middle school classroom -- Character education -- Innovations for teaching language arts and math and science -- Special education -- Ultimate middle school classroom for both boys and girls -- Ultimate high school classroom: Bonding and attachment -- Structural innovations -- Innovations to improve academic learning -- Special education -- Ultimate high school classroom for both boys and girls -- What high school students are saying - their fears.
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