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Brazee, Ed – 2000
Middle schools embrace exploration as a guiding principle across the school curriculum. Noting that the research on exploratory courses is sparse, this digest discusses what is known about exploratory curriculum in middle schools. The digest first looks at the role of exploratory curriculum, pointing out that the purpose of exploratory courses is…
Descriptors: Adolescent Development, Core Curriculum, Curriculum Development, Discovery Learning
Messick, Rosemary G.; Reynolds, Karen E. – 1992
This textbook explores ways in which to teach young adolescents successfully and is based on the premise that curriculum and teaching methods should be designed to create a challenging environment. A developmental view of the young adolescent is presented and is connected to middle level curriculum development; information on content rationales is…
Descriptors: Adolescent Development, Core Curriculum, Curriculum Development, Educational Strategies
Stowell, Laura P.; And Others – 1996
Noting that young adolescents have unique needs and interests that require understanding to better serve adolescents both academically and personally, this book is a professional's guide to working with middle school students. The first chapter lays the foundation for the book by describing who the middle school student is and the nature of young…
Descriptors: Adolescent Development, Classroom Environment, Cooperative Learning, Core Curriculum
Kister, Joanna; And Others – 1993
This Personal Development Resource Guide is intended to help teachers implement Ohio's Work and Family Life Program. Course content focuses on the practical problems faced by adolescents at the critical stage of their development. These practical problems are posed through case studies and shared experiences and examined using critical questions…
Descriptors: Adolescent Development, Career Planning, Child Rearing, Citizenship Education
Hough, David L. – 1994
The goals of this four-phased study were to enhance the quality of educational experience for under-represented (rural, low income, and female) secondary students (N=628), and to increase their participation in mathematics and science courses beginning at the middle school level. Teachers (N=28) were asked to expand their pedagogical content…
Descriptors: Adolescent Development, Core Curriculum, Educational Assessment, Females