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Stutz, Helen – Hispania, 1992
Pictorial flashcards, particularly with effective use of color and humor, are recommended for effective secondary school Spanish classrooms. Student participation in flashcard creation, thematic cards as teaching tools, and class activities are described. (LB)
Descriptors: Class Activities, Second Language Instruction, Secondary Education, Spanish
Dwyer, Edward J.; Dwyer, Evelyn – 1997
The road to competence in writing is best paved with joyful experiences, especially early experiences with writing in the elementary school. One such experience is writing a story and making a beautiful cloth-bound book. Materials needed, which are easily obtained, are: (1) a commercially produced material called Heat-N-Bond (Ultra); (2) mat board…
Descriptors: Childrens Art, Classroom Techniques, Creative Activities, Elementary Education
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Simpson, David – English in Australia, 1986
Claims that keeping a journal provides (1) good writing practice, (2) an opportunity to experiment with various aspects of writing, and (3) a chance for self expression. Discusses three types of journal writing: professional (for teachers) and dialogue and personal (for children). Suggests guidelines in journal writing as a school policy and for…
Descriptors: Communication Skills, Instructional Improvement, Journal Writing, Personal Writing
Muldoon, James P., Jr., Ed.; Diehl, John, Ed. – 1988
Written by students for students, the purpose of the book, one of four components of the Model UN Survival kit, is to help prepare secondary and college student delegates for participation in Model United Nations (UN) Conferences. Model UN programs help students discover the difficulties of world political processes and understand other nations…
Descriptors: Experiential Learning, Foreign Countries, Higher Education, Instructional Materials
Passe, Jeff – 1996
In recent years, schools have been moving away from centralized decision making, granting teachers the authority to determine course content. This book explores the concept of including students in curricular decision making. Chapter 1 explains why students at all grade levels should be involved in choosing topics of study. Educational research…
Descriptors: Active Learning, Curriculum Development, Elementary Secondary Education, Learning Motivation
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Sparrow, Barbara – English in Australia, 1986
Describes a preservice teacher education assignment in group curriculum development. Presents quotes from student-developed units at the following stages of the assignment: choosing and developing a theme, negotiating and rationalizing curriculum content, selecting a methodology for communication, and allocating tasks. Includes a teacher's…
Descriptors: Course Descriptions, Course Evaluation, Course Organization, Curriculum Development
Bazeli, Marilyn – 1997
When students become actively involved in technology productions they develop learning skills, communication skills, and visual analysis skills, all of which are applied to real-life learning within the classroom curriculum. Students participate in all stages of the production projects, which proves to be motivating for the students and allows the…
Descriptors: Audiovisual Aids, Class Activities, Computer Uses in Education, Cooperative Learning
Alexander, Wallace M.; Carr, Dennis; McAvoy, Kathy – 1995
Based on one middle school teaching team's curriculum improvement project, this monograph makes a case for actively involving students in all aspects of the teaching/learning process by means of a student-oriented curriculum. The goal of the project described was to provide an opportunity for students to study thematic units, working cooperatively…
Descriptors: Classroom Environment, Curriculum Design, Curriculum Development, Educational Improvement