Synopsis
Vicki Gibson addresses the special management needs of both elementary and early learning classrooms in these highly readable, practical resources. Topics include: Age-appropriate routines and procedures, Teaching students how to self-regulate and work cooperatively with peers, Managing whole-group overviews and small-group differentiated instruction, and using learning centers for collaborative practice, exploration, and discovery.
Age-appropriate routines and procedures
Teaching students how to self-regulate and work cooperatively with peers
Managing whole-group overviews and small-group differentiated instruction
Using learning centers for collaborative practice, exploration, and discovery
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About the Author
Vicki Gibson, Ph.D. is a national educational consultant, author, and speaker specializing in differentiating instruction and collaborative practice, classroom management, reading instruction, special education, and early childhood education. Dr. Gibson taught regular and special education classes in public schools for 10 years before owning and directing three private preschools that served students ages 2-12. Dr. Gibson taught at Texas A&M University for 10 years, co-directed a summer skills program for 8 years that included students in Grades 1-9, and supervised preservice teachers' field experience. Dr. Gibson has authored numerous training manuals, administrators' guides, and booklets used by administrators and instructional leaders to collaboratively develop a student-focused model for differentiating teaching to enhance instructional effectiveness and improve student achievement.
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