If you've upgraded to the second edition of the landmark book Classroom Instruction That Works, you need this companion guide to help you use technology to support research-based instruction. The authors follow the revised Instructional Planning Guide that makes it easier for you to know when to emphasize each of the instructional strategies, while helping you bring the strategies to life with computer applications, the Internet, and other ed-tech. Discover practical ways these tools help you in teaching students through nonlinguistic representations, cooperative learning, homework, classroom practice, compare-contrast, formative assessment, and summarization. Getting this guide helps you always know when to use educational technologies, which ones are best for a learning task, and how they help students apply new learning strategies.

 

(ASCD E-Book, 2011) Downloadable PDF file.

 

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• Sample Chapters
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Book Review for Using Technology with Classroom Instruction That Works, 2nd Edition

 

"[Using Technology with Classroom Instruction That Works 2nd Edition] is a 'big-picture' book that surveys the field of technological tools and helps the teacher connect with the kinds of technology she might wish to use in the classroom. Educators in the classroom up to district leaders, who are interested in what kinds of tools teachers and students can use with research-based instruction, will find this book quite useful."
 
—John Robinson, Principal, North Carolina
This review first appeared in The 21st Century Principal blog.

 

“[Using Technology with Classroom Instruction that Works, 2nd Edition] does a great job at addressing how technology can be used across a variety of classroom settings… It is a good jumping off point for educators looking to use technology to support teaching and learning in their classrooms.”

Mary Beth Hertz, Technology Teacher, Philadelphia, PA
This review first appeared in the Philly Teacher blog.