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Time to Learn : How a New School Schedule is Making Smarter Kids, Happier Parents, and Safer Neighborhoods
Time to Learn : How a New School Schedule is Making Smarter Kids, Happier Parents, and Safer Neighborhoods
Christopher Gabrieli
Warren Goldstein
ISBN: 978-0-470-25808-8
©2008
304 pages
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Table of Contents
Introduction:  Schooling Outside the Box

Part I:  A New Day for Schools

  1. Reading and Writing in the New School Day
  2. Math in the New School Day
  3. Science and Technology in the New School Day
  4. History, Foreign Languages, and Social Studies
  5. Art, Music, Drama, and Other Enrichment Activities
  6. Character and Behavior
  7. Recess, Physical Education, and Sports
  8. Homework

Part II:  Creating the New School Day in Your Community

  1. Making the Most of Time
  2. How Can You Create a New School Day?
  3. Issues for Teachers
  4. Issues for Parents
  5. Issues for Communities
  6. Frequently Asked Questions

Conclusion:   Dawn of a New Age for Schooling  

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