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Florida Standards: A Handbook for Teaching in the Sunshine State
- By Susan N. Wood
- Pub. Date: Jul 11, 2006 by Allyn & Bacon.
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- Copyright 2007
- Dimensions: 7-1/2" x 9-1/8"
- Pages: 144
- Edition: 1st.
- ISBN-10: 0-13-119391-0
- ISBN-13: 978-0-13-119391-8
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Florida Standards: A Handbook for Teaching in the Sunshine State is a book for elementary and secondary teachers in Florida's schools. Focusing specifically on one geographic area the discussion is grounded using the language, resources, and policies as they currently exist in the sunshine state. At the heart of this book is a focus on student learning. Contextualized across domains of learning, school demographics, student needs, and curricular variance, this book is meant to provide readers with increased understanding about how to make a difference in the classroom.
FEATURES:
Table of Contents
Chapter One: The Teaching and Learning Connection
A. Teachers who make a difference
1. What makes an effective teacher?
2. Consider these beliefs
B. The ultimate accountability
1. Connecting teaching and learning
2. Assessment and accountability
C. Florida assessments of teaching and learning
1. Florida Teacher Competency Exam (FTCE)
2. Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT)
D. Summary
E. Preamble to continued reading
Chapter Two: Standards-based Learning
A. A call to standards-based learning
1. A conceptual model
2. Defining “learning”
B. National standards for teaching and learning
1. Standards that guide teacher learning
2. Standards that guide student learning
C. Florida standards for teaching and learning
1. Florida Educator Accomplished Practices (FEAP)
2. Florida Sunshine State Standards (SSS)
D. Summary
E. Preamble to continued reading
Chapter Three: Planning for student learning
A. The importance of planning
1. Knowing how to begin
2. Setting standards for learning
3. Aligning assessments
B. Planning procedures
1. Choosing a delivery model
2. Rethinking procedures
3. Making accommodations
C. Contextualized learning
1. Literacy is the language of learning
2. ESOL: Meeting the needs of Florida students
3. The role of technology
D. Summary
E. Preamble to continued reading
Chapter Four: Teaching for student learning
A. Early childhood and elementary lesson plans
1. Speak up! Sharing responsibility and classroom
duties
2. Listen and learn: Memorizing the parts of
speech!
B. Middle school lesson plan
1. What a concept! Analyzing mathematical thinking
C. High school lesson plans
1. School violence: A critical conversation
2. Discovering theories about the nature of energy
D. Summary
E. Preamble to continued reading
VI. Chapter Five: Reflection
A. Reflecting on teaching and learning
1. Defining the reflective process
2. Assessment in a reflective model of standards-based learning
B. Seize the data!
1. Formative assessment
2. Self-assessment
C. Reflections on Florida Standards: Linking teaching to learning
1. Reflections on the first four chapters
2. Reflections on the lesson plans
D. Summary
E. Preamble to continued reading
VII. Chapter Six: Collaboration
A. Teaching and learning: A team effort
1. Learning to trust teachers
2. Communicating with stake-holders
B. Professional credibility
1. Learned societies
2. Professional bibliography
C. Florida resources
1. Florida Department of Education
2. State organizations
D. Summary
E. Preamble to continued thinking
VIII. Conclusion

