The Science and Success of Engelmann's Direct Instruction

The Science and Success of Engelmann's Direct Instruction
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Publisher : Nifdi Press
Total Pages : 260
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ISBN-10 : 1939851009
ISBN-13 : 9781939851000
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Book Synopsis The Science and Success of Engelmann's Direct Instruction by : Jean Stockard

Download or read book The Science and Success of Engelmann's Direct Instruction written by Jean Stockard and published by Nifdi Press. This book was released on 2014-05-15 with total page 260 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: For almost a half-century, Siegfried Engelmann has shown how all children can learn if they are taught effectively. The Direct Instruction (DI) curricular programs he developed reflect the most stringent requirements of the scientific world. They build on sound theoretical understandings of how effective instruction and learning occur, they involve painstaking attention to each detailed step of the instructional process, and they have been validated with rigorous tests of their efficacy. Engelmann's work has transformed the instructional experience of thousands of students and has also led to noted improvements in school behavioral climates and instructional practices. This book is a tribute to the legacy and genius of Siegfried Engelmann and his decades of work in developing the Direct Instruction curricular programs.The authors of the chapters in this book represent several generations and multiple disciplines, bringing a variety of perspectives to their analyses of Engelmann's career and impact. Part I of the book documents the extensive research embodied in the development of DI programs, the research that confirms their effectiveness, the unfavorable and short-sighted reactions of the education establishment to the work, and Engelmann's resilience and strength in continuing to develop programs, write essays and books, and promote learning and effective instruction for all students. Part II examines the legacy of his work, including the guidance it gives for transforming schools into effective learning centers for all children and the ways in which it has influenced the tradition of behavioral management in schools. The book ends with a look at the future, the potential for wider acceptance of Engelmann's developments, and the hope for truly solving the problems of achievement in America's schools. This long-awaited survey of DI's history and impact belongs in the collection of all educational researchers, teachers, college libraries, and interested administrators.Jean Stockard is professor emerita at the University of Oregon and director of research and evaluation for the National Institute for Direct Instruction. She is the author of numerous books in the areas of education and sociology, including Effective Educational Environments and Sociology: Discovering Society.


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