Adaptive education : an inquiry-based institution / Robert VanWynsberghe and Andrew C. Herman.

"The obstacles that prevent the latest educational research reaching the classroom are daunting: few channels to communicate the results of educational research, fewer opportunities for teachers to participate in research themselves, and little support for honing a scientific approach to teachi...

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Main Authors: VanWynsberghe, Robert M. (Author), Herman, Andrew C., 1988- (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Toronto : University of Toronto Press, [2016]
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Summary:"The obstacles that prevent the latest educational research reaching the classroom are daunting: few channels to communicate the results of educational research, fewer opportunities for teachers to participate in research themselves, and little support for honing a scientific approach to teaching. The solution, according to Robert VanWynsberghe and Andrew C. Herman, is radical but simple: transform the educational institution itself into a laboratory for continuous experimentation. Inspired by the pragmatist theories of John Dewey and Roberto Unger, Adaptive Education explains how schools and universities can incorporate research processes into their activities, institutionalize a policy of inquiry and experimentation, and make teaching an evidence-based profession. An audacious proposal to reform the education system from the ground up, Adaptive Education is a roadmap for creating an institution that empowers teachers, parents, and the community to innovate, adapt, and explore."--
Physical Description:vi, 136 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:144263040X
9781442630406
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