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_aCiborski, Sara, _eauthor. _9862092 |
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_aAssessment for learning in Waldorf classrooms : _bhow Waldorf teachers measure student progress toward lifelong learning goals / _cSara Ciborski, Helen-Ann Ireland. |
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_aPalo Alto, CA : _bAcademica Press, LLC, _c[2015] |
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_tForeword -- _tPreface -- _gPart I. _tIntroduction : -- _g1. _tWaldorf education and education reform -- _g2. _tThe Waldorf understanding of the purpose of education -- _gPart II. _tWaldorf classroom case studies : -- _g3. _tResearch objectives and procedures -- _g4. _tHow Waldorf teachers set learning goals -- _g5. _tTeaching and making assessments in Waldorf classrooms -- _g6. _tFormal assessments in Waldorf education -- _g7. _tLearning-centred assessment: Waldorf methods in context -- _gPart III. _tAccountability in Waldorf education : -- _g8. _tThe preparation, profession, and practice of a Waldorf class teacher -- _g9. _tTeacher evaluation in Waldorf Elementary Schools -- _g10. _tWaldorf education and the future of assessment for learning -- _tAppendices -- _gA. _tThe nine teachers and their classrooms -- _gB. _tProfiles of the schools in the study -- _gC. _tThe Waldorf curriculum chart -- _gD. _tWaldorf curriculum standards -- _gE. _tEnd-of-year narrative report: third grade example -- _gF. _tBlock description: seventh grade history -- _gG. _tThe association of Waldorf Schools of North America (AWSNA) -- _gH. _tIndependent schools, parental choice, and accessibility -- _tReferences -- _tIndex. |
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