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Turnaround Tools for the Teenage Brain : Helping Underperforming Students Become Lifelong Learners.
Title:
Turnaround Tools for the Teenage Brain : Helping Underperforming Students Become Lifelong Learners.
Author:
Jensen, Eric.
ISBN:
9781118590027
Personal Author:
Edition:
1st ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (178 pages)
Contents:
Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- About the Authors -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 Teach Students to Learn for Life -- What Learning for Life Is All About -- The Big Four -- Attitude -- Effort -- Cognitive Capacity -- Focused Strategy -- To Sum Up -- Chapter 2 Change Your Students' Brains -- Can Your Students' Brains Change? -- Can Adolescents Change? -- "Nudges" for Changing the Brain -- Brain Pusher One: Relationships (''Who Cares?'') -- Brain Pusher Two: Attention and Buy-In (''Selling'' the Brain on Change) -- Brain Pusher Three: Mastery and Autonomy (Developing Ownership of the Change) -- Brain Pusher Four: Brain Health -- Brain Pusher Five: Coherence and Sense-Making -- Brain Pusher Six: Mistakes and Error Correction -- Brain Pusher Seven: Challenge (''Games Worth Playing'') -- Brain Pusher Eight: Time on Task (''Time Is on Your Side'') -- Carmen Revisited -- To Sum Up -- Chapter 3 Begin with Attitude Building -- The Great Attitude Secret -- Learned Optimism -- A Growth Mind-Set -- Personal Accountability -- Accountability Within Relationships -- To Sum Up -- Chapter 4 Build Cognitive Capacity -- Can You Identify the Real Issue? -- Cognitive Capacity Building Begins with Executive Function -- The Relevance of Self-Control to Academic Success -- Improving Processing Skills -- Attention and Focus -- Working Memory -- Sequencing Skill Builders -- Return to Glory -- To Sum Up -- Chapter 5 Foster Student Effort -- The Big Picture of Success -- High-Return Effort Builders -- Ongoing Formative Assessment -- High Engagement with Reciprocal (Peer) Teaching -- Teacher-Student and Student-Student Relationships -- Teaching for Mastery with Clarity and Challenge -- Comprehensive, Targeted Interventions -- Class Climate and High Expectations -- Continuous, Informal Feedback -- The Rest of the Story -- To Sum Up.

Chapter 6 Empower Exceptional Learners -- Who Are Today's "Typical" Students? -- What Makes Learners Exceptional? -- Academically Challenged Students -- Academically Gifted Students -- To Sum Up -- Chapter 7 Strengthen Body, Mind, and Soul -- Body -- Hydration -- Nutrition -- Exercise -- Sleep -- Mind -- Soul -- Relationships -- Reflection -- Community Service -- To Sum Up -- Chapter 8 Focus Students on Goals -- The Skills of Achieving Goals -- Dreams and Wishes -- Goal Writing -- Fostering Thoughtful Strategies -- Removing the Roadblocks -- To Sum Up -- References -- Index.
Abstract:
Eric Jensen is a former teacher and cofounder of SuperCamp, the nation's most innovative and largest academic enrichment program. He is the author of numerous popular books about teaching and brain-based education, including Teaching With Poverty in Mind (ASCD) and Enriching the Brain (Jossey-Bass). Carole Snider is a former teacher and school counselor. She serves on the state governing board for Ohio school counselors, is an adjunct professor, and recently authored the graduate course, Succeeding with Students of Poverty .
Local Note:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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