Performance-Based Learning
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Description
"Provides excellent, thorough examples of lessons for classroom use. The lessons follow a user-friendly pattern and include outstanding rubrics that can be adapted easily by the teacher."
—Debra Rose Howell, Teacher
Monte Cristo Elementary, Granite Falls, WA
"Gives educators new to performance learning a broad collection of examples for using this model. The sample lessons are tied to learning standards and incorporate a myriad of different modalities."
—Rachel Moreno, Associate Professional Specialist
University of Notre Dame
Motivate students and increase their achievement with high-interest learning tasks!
Teachers can promote long-lasting learning, build higher-order thinking skills, develop individual student accountability, and increase student achievement by incorporating performance learning tasks into the curriculum. In this second edition of Performance-Based Learning, Sally Berman demonstrates how this model can be modified for learners at different grade and ability levels, and offers an abundance of sample lesson plans that show how to use performance-based learning throughout the content areas.
The updated edition includes an expanded discussion of cooperative learning teams, a new section on how to design effective performance-based learning activities, and a collection of reproducible masters for planning and implementation. Chapters with lesson plans include:
- A performance task to use as is or adapt for specific student groups
- The curriculum standards related to the task
- Reflection guidelines to help students evaluate their learning
- Web resources for planning and implementing performance learning tasks
New and veteran teachers alike will use this detailed resource again and again to plan activities that engage students and inspire them to become invested in their own learning.
Contents
Dedication
Dedication
Preface
Preface
Acknowledgments
Acknowledgments
A Cautionary Tale
A Cautionary Tale
1. Introduction to Performance Learning
1. Introduction to Performance Learning
Part 1. Basic Performances
- 2. Rotting Peels and Cores
- 3. Learning Brains and Music Strains
- 4. Making Sense of Stories
Part II. Intermediate Performances
- 5. “… To Form a More Perfect Classroom”
- 6. Cruising the Cortex: Sightseeing for Smarts
- 7. Patterning Neurons to Picture Patterns
Part III. Advanced Performances
- 8. Half-Life in World Life
- 9. The Heart-Smart Gourmet
- 10. A Special Holiday: AttaGram Day
Part IV. Designing Performance-Based Activities
- 11. Designing Performance Learning Activities
- Reproducibles
- Bibliography
- Index
Description
"Provides excellent, thorough examples of lessons for classroom use. The lessons follow a user-friendly pattern and include outstanding rubrics that can be adapted easily by the teacher."
—Debra Rose Howell, Teacher
Monte Cristo Elementary, Granite Falls, WA
"Gives educators new to performance learning a broad collection of examples for using this model. The sample lessons are tied to learning standards and incorporate a myriad of different modalities."
—Rachel Moreno, Associate Professional Specialist
University of Notre Dame
Motivate students and increase their achievement with high-interest learning tasks!
Teachers can promote long-lasting learning, build higher-order thinking skills, develop individual student accountability, and increase student achievement by incorporating performance learning tasks into the curriculum. In this second edition of Performance-Based Learning, Sally Berman demonstrates how this model can be modified for learners at different grade and ability levels, and offers an abundance of sample lesson plans that show how to use performance-based learning throughout the content areas.
The updated edition includes an expanded discussion of cooperative learning teams, a new section on how to design effective performance-based learning activities, and a collection of reproducible masters for planning and implementation. Chapters with lesson plans include:
- A performance task to use as is or adapt for specific student groups
- The curriculum standards related to the task
- Reflection guidelines to help students evaluate their learning
- Web resources for planning and implementing performance learning tasks
New and veteran teachers alike will use this detailed resource again and again to plan activities that engage students and inspire them to become invested in their own learning.
Contents
Dedication
Dedication
Preface
Preface
Acknowledgments
Acknowledgments
A Cautionary Tale
A Cautionary Tale
1. Introduction to Performance Learning
1. Introduction to Performance Learning
Part 1. Basic Performances
- 2. Rotting Peels and Cores
- 3. Learning Brains and Music Strains
- 4. Making Sense of Stories
Part II. Intermediate Performances
- 5. “… To Form a More Perfect Classroom”
- 6. Cruising the Cortex: Sightseeing for Smarts
- 7. Patterning Neurons to Picture Patterns
Part III. Advanced Performances
- 8. Half-Life in World Life
- 9. The Heart-Smart Gourmet
- 10. A Special Holiday: AttaGram Day
Part IV. Designing Performance-Based Activities
- 11. Designing Performance Learning Activities
- Reproducibles
- Bibliography
- Index
Reviews
Performance-Based Learning
Aligning Experiential Tasks and Assessment to Increase Learning
June 2007 | 184 pages | Corwin
| Format | Published Date | ISBN | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paperback | 28/04/2023 | 9781412953108 | $39.95 |
| Hardcover | 27/02/2023 | 9781412953092 | $74.95 |
| Lifetime | 28/04/2023 | 9781452293776 | $36.00 |
"Provides excellent, thorough examples of lessons for classroom use. The lessons follow a user-friendly pattern and include outstanding rubrics that can be adapted easily by the teacher."
—Debra Rose Howell, Teacher
Monte Cristo Elementary, Granite Falls, WA
"Gives educators new to performance learning a broad collection of examples for using this model. The sample lessons are tied to learning standards and incorporate a myriad of different modalities."
—Rachel Moreno, Associate Professional Specialist
University of Notre Dame
Motivate students and increase their achievement with high-interest learning tasks!
Teachers can promote long-lasting learning, build higher-order thinking skills, develop individual student accountability, and increase student achievement by incorporating performance learning tasks into the curriculum. In this second edition of Performance-Based Learning, Sally Berman demonstrates how this model can be modified for learners at different grade and ability levels, and offers an abundance of sample lesson plans that show how to use performance-based learning throughout the content areas.
The updated edition includes an expanded discussion of cooperative learning teams, a new section on how to design effective performance-based learning activities, and a collection of reproducible masters for planning and implementation. Chapters with lesson plans include:
- A performance task to use as is or adapt for specific student groups
- The curriculum standards related to the task
- Reflection guidelines to help students evaluate their learning
- Web resources for planning and implementing performance learning tasks
New and veteran teachers alike will use this detailed resource again and again to plan activities that engage students and inspire them to become invested in their own learning.
Table Of Contents:
- Dedication
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- A Cautionary Tale
- 1. Introduction to Performance Learning
- Part 1. Basic Performances
- 2. Rotting Peels and Cores
- 3. Learning Brains and Music Strains
- 4. Making Sense of Stories
- Part II. Intermediate Performances
- 5. “… To Form a More Perfect Classroom”
- 6. Cruising the Cortex: Sightseeing for Smarts
- 7. Patterning Neurons to Picture Patterns
- Part III. Advanced Performances
- 8. Half-Life in World Life
- 9. The Heart-Smart Gourmet
- 10. A Special Holiday: AttaGram Day
- Part IV. Designing Performance-Based Activities
- 11. Designing Performance Learning Activities
- Reproducibles
- Bibliography
- Index