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Meeting Students Where They Live: Motivation in Urban Schools

MEETING STUDENTS WHERE THEY LIVE: MOTIVATION URBAN SCHL

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Teaching in an urban environment is different, and what teachers need is a broader range of strategies for increasing student involvement and stopping all the interferences and distractions. Richard L. Curwin delivers that in spades with this book for every urban educator. Drawing from his many years in education and interviews with countless numbers of teachers, the author explains what problems are unique to the urban environment, why urban youth is more difficult to motivate and how to replace ineffective approaches with methods that relate to these students’ everyday experiences. Learn what urban educators can do to turn around even the most uncaring students - 10 quick strategies every teacher can use to immediately increase motivation; 12 killers of motivation and their remedies; 22 activities that can turbocharge any lesson to make it more stimulating, exciting, and engaging for urban students; and 4 keys to measuring your success. Even if you don’t teach in an urban school, you’ll benefit from this book’s strategies for engaging troubled, hard-to-teach students with motivation-building lessons and assessments that inspire effort rather than kill it.

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Meeting Students Where They Live: Motivation in Urban Schools