An edition of Brave new schools
(1995)
Brave new schools
challenging cultural illiteracy through global learning networks
1st St. Martin's Griffin ed.
by Cummins, Jim, Jim Cummins, and Dennis Sayers
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Distance education, Educational technology, Educational change, Multicultural education, Telecommunication in education, Internet in education, Philosophy of education, Schools, Teaching Methods & Materials - General, Education / General, General, Education / Teaching, United States, Education, Education, philosophy, Education, aims and objectivesPlaces
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Table of Contents
From the inner city to the global village : the emergence of electronic communities of learning --
Beyond functional literacy : the dilemmas of educational reform --
Blueprints from the past : the intercultural learning networks of Célestin Freinet and Mario Lodi --
Instructional landscapes : putting collaborative critical inquiry on the map --
Superhighway to where? --
Access to the internet : getting connected --
Choosing a local telecommunications service provider : three levels of connectivity --
Internet connection tools and learning how to use them --
"Staying on top" of the internet --
Explorations : an "internet scenario" from K-12 education --
Internet resources for K-12 education : selected annotated listings.
Partner-class clearinghouses and project-oriented activities ;
General K-12 resources ;
Parent involvement ;
Multicultural education ;
Bilingualism, foreign languages, and second language learning ;
Resources for students with special learning needs --
Arts in education ;
Language arts ;
Social studies ;
Science, mathematics, and environmental education.
Edition Notes
Originally published: New York : St. Martin's Press, 1995.
"With a revised and updated guide to the Internet for parents and teachers"--Cover.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [349]-359) and index.
Available at the Center for Educational Pluralism, located in Miller Hall 250.
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