Uncommon Core: Where the Authors of the Standards Go Wrong About Instruction-and How You Can Get It Right (Corwin Literacy)
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Uncommon Core: Where the Authors of the Standards Go Wrong About Instruction-and How You Can Get It Right (Corwin Literacy)

by Michael W. Smith, Deborah Appleman, Jeffrey D. Wilhelm

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Uncommon Core takes a critical look at what educational standards say about instruction. Michael W. Smith, Deborah Appleman, and Jeffrey D. Wilhelm examine potential shortcomings and offer guidance for educators seeking a more effective approach to teaching, literacy, and classroom practice.

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Uncommon Core explores questions about instruction raised by the authors of educational standards.

Michael W. Smith, Deborah Appleman, and Jeffrey D. Wilhelm consider where standards-based thinking may go wrong in practice.

The book offers an alternative perspective on how educators can approach instruction more effectively.

Written for readers interested in literacy, teaching, and educational practice, it connects standards with the work of getting instruction right.

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