Rich teaching models: A guidebook on quality education

Author: (USA) Larry Zulick
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Publish Date: 2000-09-01
Features: This book will trigger a revolution in teaching in China, offering readers:
- The American experience in pursuing the fundamental goals of quality education;
- Effective ways to cultivate innovative spirit and practical abilities;
- Successful examples of breaking traditional conventions and tailoring education to individual talents;
- A beneficial attempt to promote subtle reforms in teaching—the "Enrichment Model."
The "Enrichment Model" provides a series of strategies for teaching organization and methods, but does not include the implementation of specific teaching content. The latter relies on the participation of passionate, experienced, and skilled teachers.
How should schools be run? How should educators teach and nurture students? How should talent be cultivated? These age-old and timeless questions know no national boundaries.
Looking at the evolution and development of gifted education in the United States, the "School-Wide Enrichment Model" has become the mainstream trend in reform. As a unique approach, this model has already gained significant traction.