10 Perspectives on Learning in Education

<p>The best educators never stop learning about their students or their craft. In this second volume of the Routledge Great Educators Series ten of education’s most inspiring thought-leaders come together to bring you their top suggestions for improving your students’ learning in the classroom and your own professional learning as an educator.</p><p>You’ll gain fresh insights on learning how to…</p><p>· Influence others and make a greater impact as a leader. (<em>Todd Whitaker)</em></p><p>· “Unlearn traditional practices that no longer serve our students. (<em>Jeffrey Zoul)</em></p><p>· Be vulnerable and willing to learn from and with colleagues. (<em>Jimmy Casas)</em></p><p>· Master your emotional intelligence to improve people skills. (<em>Sanée Bell)</em></p><p>· Shift the focus from grading to standards-based learning. (<em>Garnet Hillman)</em></p><p>· Create student-centered learning environments with flexible seating. (<em>Kayla Dornfeld)</em></p><p>· Balance the role of technology in your life and plug in more intentionally. (<em>Jessica Cabeen)</em></p><p>· Focus on the non-negotiables for success with the hardest-to-reach kids. (<em>Brian Mendler)</em></p><p>· Apply a cross-curricular design-thinking approach to your curriculum. (<em>Erin Klein)</em></p><p>· Connect with colleagues and students for true collaboration. (<em>Derek McCoy)</em></p><p>The book’s practical strategies and stories will inspire you on your journey to make a difference in students’ lives.</p>