How Well Do Teachers Teach for the Promotion of Student Thinking and Learning?

Study of eight teachers who participated in the Cognitive Training-Intervention Program showed students were more likely to become competent thinkers with explicit encouragement and reinforcement; teaching quality diminished when teachers did not teach what they planned nor assessed what they taught...

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Cognitive models
COGNITIVE PERSPECTIVES
Cognitive Processes
Cognitive Training Intervention Program
College instruction
Encouragement
High Schools
Inservice Teacher Education
Learning
Mathematics education
Outcomes of Education
Reinforcement
Secondary School Teachers
Teacher Effectiveness
Teachers
Teaching methods
Thinking Skills
Training
title How Well Do Teachers Teach for the Promotion of Student Thinking and Learning?
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