These very fine educators carefully reveal the magic but also the how-toâs of rigorous curricula, complex tasks, and deep classroom participation." âFrom the Foreword by Michelle Fine, City University of New York<br /><br />âI love it. We need it. We're living through dangerous times and how we organize schooling is an essential ingredient in restoring community, providing for both a better and more equitable experience for all children. Thank you Watanabe et al.!â âDeborah Meier, Steinhardt School of Education, New York University<br /><br />âFor most of the pre-service mathematics teachers I work with, designing and teaching a lesson with problems and questions that will engage untracked groups of students in rich mathematical discussion is great theory but is impossible for them to imagine in practice. "Heterogenius" Classrooms provides just the connection they need to see. This well organized DVD provides an âexistence proofâ that when teachers implement the community building methods of Complex Instruction, their students can and do engage in productive mathematical work.â âJudith Kysh, Professor, San Francisco State University<br /><br />âProfessional developers struggle to find concrete examples of positive groupwork in math and science to help teachers incorporate successful strategies into their teaching. "Heterogenius" Classrooms combines video snapshots of teachers using these strategies with explicit and clear descriptions of each strategy, how and when to use it, and why the strategy is effective. This is a powerful resource that should be a part of any professional developer's library.â âRebecca Smith, Co-Director, Science & Health Education Partnership (SEP), University of California, San Francisco
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Biographical note
Maika Watanabe is an associate professor in the Department of Secondary Education at San Francisco State University. She is founder and former chair of the American Educational Research Associationâs (AERA) Special Interest Group on Tracking and Detracking.