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Brandt, Richard M.; Gunter, Mary Alice – Educational Leadership, 1981
Education courses can make a difference in classroom practices. Research indicates that the application of educational concepts has improved teaching in several areas: understanding child behavior, constructing and interpreting tests, monitoring and increasing academic learning time, and applying principles of child growth and development.…
Descriptors: Child Development, Educational Research, Educational Theories, Elementary Secondary Education
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Loomis, Catherine; Wagner, Jane – Young Children, 2005
Children need teachers who understand their physical needs and can allow for appropriate sensory input. Each child is different, with individual strengths and weaknesses. Capitalizing on strengths and thoughtful planning can make life easier for everyone in the classroom (Jones & Reynolds 1997). In this article, the author provides some…
Descriptors: Individual Needs, Student Needs, Childhood Needs, Relevance (Education)