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Homeschooling the child with ADD (or other special needs)

Lenore C. Hayes, Lenore Colacion Hayes, Lenore C.Hayes

2002

Children teach children

Alan Gartner

1971

Technocrats of the Imagination

John Beck, Ryan Bishop

2020

School with forest and meadow

Ikue Tezuka

1995

The Second City guide to improv in the classroom

Katherine S. McKnight

2008

Strategies and models for teachers

Paul D. Eggen

2012

Meta-cation

Sid Jacobson

1986

Educating everybody's children

ASCD Improving Student Achievement Research Panel.

1995

Teaching students to teach themselves

Crawford Lindsey

1988

Contemporary Theatre in Education

Roger Wooster

2007

Dewey's laboratory school

Laurel N. Tanner

1997

Brain gym

Gail E. Dennison, Dr. Paul E. Dennison, Paul E. Dennison

1986

Collaborative learning

Edwin Mason

1972

Models of teaching

Bruce R. Joyce

1996

I learn from children

Caroline Pratt

1990

Waldorf Schools

Ruth Pusch

1993

The Modern School Movement

Paul Avrich

1980

Guided inquiry

Carol Collier Kuhlthau

2007

The Art of Education

Linda Dobson

1995

Freedom to learn

Rogers, Carl R.

1969

Teaching with Your Mouth Shut

Donald L. Finkel

2000

Alternative educational systems

Raymond J. Corsini

1979

Professional development for cooperative learning

Celeste M. Brody, Neil Davidson

1998

Reflection in learning and professional development

Jenny Moon

2000

Strategies and Models for Teachers

Paul D. Eggen

2005

Peer-assisted learning

Stewart W. Ehly, Keith J. Topping

1998

Tribes

Jeanne Gibbs

1978

The underground history of American education

John Taylor Gatto, David Ruenzel, JOHN TAYLOR GATTO et al.

2003

How to survive in your native land

James Herndon

1971

Most likely to succeed

Tony Wagner

2015

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