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Classroom Instruction That Works
Research-Based Strategies for Increasing Students Achievement

By Robert J. Marzano, Debra J. Pickering, and Jane E. Pollack
Chapter 1: Applying the Research on Instruction: An Idea Whose Time Has Come
Chapter 2: Identifying Similarities and Differences
Chapter 3: Summarizing and Note Taking
Chapter 4: Reinforcing Effort and Providing Recognition
Chapter 5: Homework and Practice
Chapter 6: Nonlinguistic Representations
Chapter 7: Cooperative Learning
Chapter 8: Setting Objectives and Providing Feedback
Chapter 9: Generating and Testing Hypotheses
Chapter 10: Cues, Questions, and Advance Organizers
Chapter 11: Teaching Specific Types of Knowledge
Chapter 12: Using the Nine Categories in Instructional Planning
Learning and Teaching Information Technology
Computer Skills in Context

By Michael B. Eisenberg and Doug Johnson
Computers as Mindtools for Engaging Critical Thinking and Representing Knowledge
By David Jonassen
Thinking Outside the Cardboard Box: Putting Technology to Work in the Classroom
By Mary O'Kelly
Learning to Solve Problems with Technology
A Constructivist Perspective

By David H. Jonassen and Jane Howland
Chapter 1: What is Meaningful Learning?
Chapter 2: Problem Solving is Meaningful Learning
Chapter 3: Learning from the Internet: Information to Knowledge Through Inquiry
Chapter 4: Building Technology-Supported Learning Communities on the Internet
Chapter 5: Learning by Visualizing With Technology:Recording Realities with  Videos
Chapter 6: Learning by Constructing Realities With Hypermedia
Chapter 7: Learning by Exploring Microworlds and Virtual Realities
Chapter 8: Learning in problem-Based Learning Environments
Chapter 9: Assesssing Constructive Learning and Problem Solving With Technology
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