estsellers - Teachers College Press

Hammett; Teaching English Today,
26
Hancock; Doing Case Study
Research, 57
Hankins; Teaching through the
Storm, 45
Hansen; Call to Teach, 45; Ethical
Visions of Education, 61
Harby; Test Lessons in Primary
Reading, 33
Hargreaves; Professional Capital, 46;
Teaching in the Knowledge Society,
59; What’s Worth Fighting For in
Your School, 52; What’s Worth
Fighting For Out There, 56
Harms; Early Childhood Environment
Rating Scale (ECERS–R), 10; Escala
de Calificación del Ambiente
de Cuidado Infantil en Familia,
10; Escala de Calificación del
Ambiente de la Infancia Temprana,
10; Escala de Calificación del
Ambiente para Bebés y Niños
Pequeños, 10; Infant/Toddler
Environment Rating Scale, 10;
Video Observations for the
ECERS-R, 10; Video Observations
for the FCCERS-R, 10; Family Child
Care Environment Rating Scale
(FCCERS–R), 10; School-Age
Care Environment Rating Scale
(SACERS), 11; Video Observations
for the ITERS-R, 10
Harris, D.; Reasoning with
Democratic Values, 33
Harris, J.; Multicultural Gifted
Education, 70
Harry; Case Studies of Minority
Student Placement in Special
Education, 70; Why are So Many
Minority Students in Special
Education, 70
Hatch; Going Public with Our
Teaching, 45; Managing to Change,
56
Hatton; Teaching by Heart, 45
Haynes; Child by Child, 56; Rallying
the Whole Village, 56
Heath; On Ethnography, 24
Hebert; Boss of the Whole School,
56
Helm; Building Support for Your
School, 5; Power of Projects, 7;
Teaching Your Child to Love
Learning, 9; Windows on Learning,
7; Young Investigators, 7
Helman; Literacy Instruction in
Multilingual Classrooms, 14
Hemmeter; Assessment of Practices
in Early Elementary Classrooms
(APEEC), 6
Henderson; Learning from Young
Children in the Classroom, 4
Henningsen; Implementing
Standards-Based Mathematics
Instruction, 29; Improving
Instruction in Algebra, 33;
Improving Instruction in Geometry
and Measurement, 33; Improving
Instruction in Rational Numbers
and Proportionality, 33
Heron-Hruby; Bring It to Class, 25
Herrera; Biography-Driven Culturally
Responsive Teaching, 15; Crossing
the Vocabulary Bridge, 22
Herrington; Teaching the New
Writing, 24
Herz; Looking at Art in the
Classroom, 32
Hetland; Studio Thinking, 32
Higgins; Teaching for Competence,
45
Hildebrandt; Developing
Constructivist Early Childhood
Curriculum, 8
Hillen; Improving Instruction
in Rational Numbers and
Proportionality, 33
Hill, L.; In the Spirit of the Studio, 8
Hill, M.; Beats, Rhymes, and
Classroom Life, 21
Hill, N.; Families, Schools, and the
Adolescent, 12
Hill, S.; African American Struggle
for Secondary Schooling,
1940–1980, 58
Hillocks; Teaching Writing as
Reflective Practice, 24; Testing
Trap, 26
Himley; From Another Angle, 42;
Jenny’s Story, 41
Hobbs; Reading the Media, 25
Hodgson; Teaching the New Writing,
24
Hoffman, J.; Guiding Children’s
Behavior, 5
Hoffman, M.; Starting Up, 48; “You
Won’t Remember Me”, 62
Hole; At the Heart of Teaching, 45
Holmes; Crossing the Vocabulary
Bridge, 22
Honey; Data-Driven School
Improvement, 36
Hopkins; Collaborative Leadership in
Action, 53; Forbidden Language, 55
Hord; Learning Together, Leading
Together, 56; Reclaiming Our
Teaching Profession, 37
Horsford; Learning in a Burning
House, 64
Horton; Long Haul, 58
Housman; Young Children Reinvent
Arithmetic, 8
Howard, G.; We Can’t Teach What
We Don’t Know, 64
Howard, T.; Why Race and Culture
Matter in Schools, 65
Howe; Ethics of Special Education,
70
Howes; Culture and Child
Development in Early Childhood
Programs, 6; Matter of Trust, 9
Hoy; Collective Trust, 51
Huberman; Lives of Teachers, 45
Hudson-Ross; Teacher/Mentor, 45
Hughes; Improving Instruction in
Algebra, 33
Hull; School’s Out!, 26
Hunt; Teaching for Social Justice, 60
Hunter; On Critically Conscious
Research, 24
Hutzel; Transforming City Schools
Through Art, 28
Hyde; Literacy and Justice Through
Photography, 19
Hynes-Berry; Don’t Leave the Story
in the Book, 3
Hyson; Emotional Development of
Young Children, 5; Enthusiastic and
Engaged Learners, 4
I
Irvine; Educating Teachers for
Diversity, 65; Growing Up African
American in Catholic Schools, 66
Isberg; Building on Children’s
Strengths, 9
Isenberg; Major Trends and Issues in
Early Childhood Education, 4
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Jackson, A.; Turning Points 2000, 52
Jackson, P.; Life in Classrooms, 42
Jackson, Y.; Pedagogy of Confidence,
39
Jacobs; School-Age Care
Environment Rating Scale
(SACERS), 11
Jacobsen; Charter School Dust-Up,
56; Grading Education, 55
Jalongo; Major Trends and Issues in
Early Childhood Education, 4
Jaquith; Engaging Learners through
Artmaking, 32
Jenkins; Redesigning Supervision, 43
Jensen; (Re)Imagining Content-Area
Literacy Instruction, 22
Jentleson; Better Together, 54
Jiménez-Castellanos; Bicultural
Parent Engagement, 12
Johnson, M.; Colors of Learning, 8
Johnston, D.; Education for a Caring
Society, 62
Johnston, P.; Critical Literacy/
Critical Teaching, 21
Jones, A.; Becoming a Strong
Instructional Leader, 48
Jones, E.; Playing to Get Smart, 9;
Play’s the Thing, 2
Jones, P.; Leading for Inclusion, 49;
Pig Don’t Get Fatter the More You
Weigh It, 45
Jones, S.; Reading Turn-Around, 22
Joseph; YCCRA—2nd Grade, 9
Joyner; Child by Child, 56; Rallying
the Whole Village, 56
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Kafai; Computer Clubhouse, 35
Kagan; Early Care and Education
Teaching Workforce at the Fulcrum,
9; Early Childhood Systems, 3
Kali; Designing Coherent Science
Education, 33
Kallenbach; Multiple Intelligences
and Adult Literacy, 67
Kallick; Thinking-Based Learning, 30
Kamberelis; On Qualitative Inquiry,
24
Kamii; Physical Knowledge in
Preschool Education, 9; YCCRA—
2nd Grade, 9; YCCRA—3rd
Grade, 9; Young Children Reinvent
Arithmetic, 8
Kariya; Challenges to Japanese
Education, 69
Katz, L.; Young Investigators, 7
Katz, M.; Justice and Caring, 60
Kauerz; Early Care and Education
Teaching Workforce at the Fulcrum,
9; Early Childhood Systems, 3
Kavimandan; Crossing the
Vocabulary Bridge, 22
Keilty; Early Intervention Guidebook
for Families and Professionals, 6
Kelly; Assessing Teacher Quality, 38
Kemple; Let’s Be Friends, 5
Kendall; Diversity in the Classroom,
5
Kennedy; Experience and Art,
8; Observation Drawing with
Children, 32
Kenney; Acting Out!, 41; Getting
From Arithmetic to Algebra, 27
Kinloch; Crossing Boundaries, 17;
Harlem on Our Minds, 20; Urban
Literacies, 20
Kleifgen; Educating Emergent
Bilinguals, 15
Klein; Going to Scale with New
School Designs, 56
Kliebard; Changing Course, 62
Kliewer; Schooling Children with
Down Syndrome, 70
Klingner; Case Studies of Minority
Student Placement in Special
Education, 70; Why are So Many
Minority Students in Special
Education, 70
Klopfer; Adventures in Modeling, 33
Kohl; Long Haul, 58
Koplow; Bears, Bears Everywhere!,
7; Creating Schools that Heal, 5;
Unsmiling Faces, 5
Koppelman; Great Diversity Debate,
64
Kostelnik; Children with Special
Needs, 8
Krechevsky; Building on Children’s
Strengths, 9; Preschool
Assessment Handbook, 9;
Project Zero Frameworks for Early
Childhood Education, 9
Kugelmass; Inclusive School, 56
Kumashiro; Bad Teacher!, 47;
Seduction of Common Sense, 59
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LaBoskey; Narrative Inquiry in
Practice, 45
LaClair; Gates-Peardon-LaClair
Reading Exercises, 33
Ladson-Billings; Beyond the Big
House, 45; Education Research in
the Public Interest, 62
Lagemann; What Is College For, 67
Lake; Dear Maxine, 61; Dear Nel, 58
Lambert, L.; Constructivist Leader,
53
Lambert, M.; Constructivist Leader,
53
Lamping; “Trust Me! I Can Read”, 16
Langer; Envisioning Knowledge, 20;
Envisioning Literature, 20
Lapp; Academic Literacy for English
Learners, 15
LaVigna; Progress Without
Punishment, 70
Lazar; Bridging Literacy and Equity,
17; Practicing What We Teach, 25
Leahey; Whitewashing War, 31
Leal; Politics of Latino Education, 55
Lee, C.; Culture, Literacy, and
Learning, 64
Lee, O.; Diversity and Equity in
Science Education, 29
Lee, S.; Unraveling the “Model
Minority” Stereotype, 66; Up
Against Whiteness, 65
Lehman; Children’s Literature and
Learning, 26
Lehu; Dr. Ruth’s Guide to Teens and
Sex Today, 9
Lensmire; Powerful Writing,
Responsible Teaching, 33
Lent; Literacy for Real, 23
LeTendre; Challenges to Japanese
Education, 69; Improving Teacher
Quality, 69
Levin, B.; Leading Technology-Rich
Schools, 48
Levin, D.; War Play Dilemma, 5
Levine, A.; Unequal Fortunes, 66
Levine, E.; One Kid at a Time, 52
Lew; Using Assessments to Teach
for Understanding, 45
Lewin-Benham; Infants and Toddlers
at Work, 8; Possible Schools, 9;
Powerful Children, 8; Twelve
Best Practices for ECE, 4; What
Learning Looks Like, 37
Lewis, C.; College and Career Ready
in the 21st Century, 50; On Teacher
Inquiry, 24
Lewis, H.; What Is College For, 67
Lickey; Starting With Their Strengths,
4
Lieberman; Going Public with Our
Teaching, 45; How Teachers
Become Leaders, 40; Inside
the National Writing Project,
45; Teachers in Professional
Communities, 44
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