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S.D. Chrostowska

2019

Beginning to read

Marilyn Jager Adams

1990

The Arts and the Creation of Mind

Elliot W. Eisner

2002

Mentoring children and adolescents

Sandra Hundley Zimmermann, Maureen A. Buckley

2004

The colors of learning

Margaret H. Johnson, Rosemary Althouse, Sharon T. Mitchell

2003

Self-regulation in the classroom

Richard M. Cash

2016

Teacher dispositions

Mary E. Diez, James D. Raths

2007

Teaching Assistants

Maggie Balshaw

2002

Media literacy education

Renee Hobbs

2011

Teaching and learning in multicultural schools

Elizabeth Coelho

1998

The art of play

Anna R. Beresin

2014

Teaching numeracy

Margie Pearse

2011

Unlocking mathematics teaching

Jean Murray, Valsa Koshy

2011

New York City history for kids

Richard Panchyk

2012

Talking pictures

Ronald J. Madison, Corey Schmidt, Ronald Madison Ed.D

2001

Success with Struggling Readers

Irene West Gaskins

2005

Learning to teach modern foreign languages in the secondary school

Michael J. Evans, Norbert Pachler, Ana Redondo et al.

2001

Making assessment matter

Nonie K. Lesaux

2011

Mathematical activities

Brian Bolt

1982

Higher English

Colin Eckford

2008

Playful Reading

Carolyn Munson-Benson

2005

Science teaching

Michael R. Matthews

1994

Physical sciences

Janet Weckman, Amy Bain, Janet Richer

2001

Ed Emberley's Drawing Book

Ed Emberley

2006

Choosing and Using Fiction and Non-Fiction 3-11

Margaret Mallett, Margare Mallett

2008

English for Primary Teachers

Jane Medwell, David Wray

1997

Common Core curriculum maps in English language arts, grades 6-8

Common Core, Inc

2012

Using science to develop thinking skills at Key Stage 1

Max De Bóo

2004

Facilitative Collaborative Knowledge Co-Construction

Rik Carl D'Amato

2015

Mathematical proficiency for all students

RAND Mathematics Study Panel

2003

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