Inductive Reasoning in the Secondary Classroom (NEA Aspects of Learning) (N E a Aspects of Learning)

Equally important to learning basic skills is the development of higher-order thinking skills such as reasoning, analyzing, classifying, comparing, forming hypotheses, and drawing conclusions. Unlike many texts, this book demonstrates its points by involving the reader actively in the inductive process. You'll learn specific guidelines for using inductive reasons in English, mathematics, science, and social studies in your classroom.

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