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Автор: Dean Shareski
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Серия: Solutions for Creating the Learning Spaces Students Deserve
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       Solutions for Creating the Learning Spaces Students Deserve

      Different Schools for a Different World

      Scott McLeod Dean Shareski

      Copyright © 2018 by Solution Tree Press

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      Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

      Names: McLeod, Scott, 1968- author. | Shareski, Dean, author.

      Title: Different schools for a different world / Scott McLeod and Dean Shareski.

      Description: Bloomington, IN : Solution Tree Press, 2017. | Series: Solutions series | Includes bibliographical references.

      Identifiers: LCCN 2017016974 | ISBN 9781943874101 (perfect bound)

      Subjects: LCSH: Educational change--United States. | Education--Aims and objectives--United States. | Educational accountability--United States. | Comparative education.

      Classification: LCC LA217.2 .M3996 2017 | DDC 370.973--dc23 LC record available at https://lccn.loc.gov/2017016974

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      To Betsy, Isabel, Lucas, and Colin, who put up with my shenanigans and without whom everything would be meaningless.

      —Scott

      To Paula and all those kids and their mates, who still don’t know exactly what their husband and father does for a living.

      —Dean

      Acknowledgments

      Solution Tree Press would like to thank the following reviewers:

      Kevin Doerfler

      Assistant Principal

      Portage West Middle School

      Portage, Michigan

      Michael Roberts

      Principal

      Desert View Elementary School

      Hermiston, Oregon

      Bo Ryan

      Principal

      Greater Hartford Academy of the Arts Magnet Middle School

      Hartford, Connecticut

      Kristy Venne

      Assistant Principal

      Dublin Jerome High School

      Dublin, Ohio

      Table of Contents

       About the Authors

       Foreword

       Introduction

       The Relevance Gap

       Arguments for Why Schools Need to Be Different

       Four Big Shifts and Ten Building Blocks

       Our Message

       Chapter 1: The Information Literacy Argument

       New Ways of Communicating and Accessing Information

       Opportunities for Collaboration

       Chapter 2: The Economic Argument

       Disappearing Manufacturing Jobs in Developed Countries

       Automation’s Influence on High- and Low-Skill Jobs

       Chapter 3: The Learning Argument

       Evolution of Instructional Roles

       Technology Use

       Chapter 4: The Boredom Argument

       Influence of Teaching Materials and Assignments

       Influence of Cognitive Demand on Engagement

       Chapter 5: The Innovation Argument

       Key Skills for Innovation

       Environments That Foster Innovation

       Teachers’ Lack of Choice and Flexibility

       Chapter 6: The Equity Argument

       Demographic Discrepancies in Academic Achievement and Technology Usage

       Discrepancies in Ways Students Utilize Technology in School

       Chapter 7: The Alternative

       Iowa BIG, Cedar Rapids, Iowa

       New Village Girls Academy, Los Angeles, California