Disable All Advertising
Image
EAN-139781607099437   EAN-13 barcode 9781607099437
Product NameStanding And Delivering: What The Movie Didn't Tell (New Frontiers In Education)
LanguageEnglish
CategoryBook / Magazine / Publication
Short DescriptionHeight:9.17 inches / Length:6.1 inches / Weight:0.48 pounds / Width:0.31 inches
Amazon.comA Buy on Amazon ~ 1607099438
SKUACOM-INT_BOOK_USEDGOOD_1607099438
Price New17.43 US Dollars    (curriencies)
Price Used8.82 US Dollars    (curriencies)
Width0.33 inches    (convert)
Height9.17 inches    (convert)
Length6.09 inches    (convert)
Weight7.68 ounces    (convert)
AuthorHenry Gradillas, Jerry Jesness Teacher and Consultant Author of "Teaching English Language Learners K-12" and "Standing and Delivering"
Page Count120
BindingPaperback
Published11/16/2010
FeaturesUsed Book in Good Condition
Long DescriptionWe often hear about the need to make demands on all students, especially those of color, of different cultural backgrounds, and from low income families. A lot of educators talk the talk, but only a few have actually walked the walk. One of the few American schools that actually made substantial strides in improving education for low-income students was Garfield High school in the 1980s. The success of Jaime Escalante, Garfield's calculus teacher, was depicted in the 1987 film Stand and Deliver. This film is often shown in education classes and teacher inservices. Unfortunately, Hollywood played rather freely with the facts and created a film that is a poor guide for teachers and administrators who want to recreate Escalante's experience. The reality, however, is even more wonderful than the film, and, unlike the Hollywood fantasy, is replicable. When coauthor Jerry Jesness interviewed Jaime Escalante about the secret of his success, the first four words Escalante spoke were, 'Our principal, Henry Gradillas_ .' In this book, Dr. Gradillas shares both his upbeat philosophy of education and the practical school management techniques that helped translate that philosophy into success for thousands of students over three decades. The book focuses on three areas that are key to the operation of an effective school: School climate, instruction, and curriculum. It includes many references to the Garfield experience, as well as to other schools where Gradillas was at the helm.
Similar Items0883929143511: Stand and Deliver
9780805004502: Escalante: The Best Teacher In America
9780766029675: Jaime Escalante: Inspirational Math Teacher (Latino Biography Library)
9780805011951: Escalante: The Best Teacher In America (An Owl Book)
Created01-14-2013 1:16:49am
Modified05-01-2020 6:42:00pm
MD551d54991c382235ab38ebc7e62638a99
SHA256092f0a67731a62c7b6352d01e98747a58e799579d27233402637c1aec7545cdb
Search Googleby EAN or by Title
Query Time0.0155549

An article of interest

Making use of the tools we offer

Accessing the data feed using a REST format

The data feed API is URL based, but if you prefer to use the REST interface, you can do most things using that method.

Your API key should be in the request header "x-api-key" but will also work on the URL if you prefer using keycode=????????

When accessing the API using REST, the URL needs to be in this format:

https://eandata.com/feed/{version}/{action}/{dataID}/

version: The API version you are trying to access starting with the letter "v" followed by the version number as an integer. (ie: v3 or v2)

action: The action you wish to perform. Not all actions are currently available using the API. The ones that work currently are:

dataID: This is the data you are searching for. For "find" this is an EAN or UPC code. For "search" this can be any text properly encoded for he URL.

To get your data back as XML, put "application/xml" in your "accept" header. If you prefer JSON (the default format) you can leave off the "accept" header or send "application/json". You can also include your preference on the URL using mode=json or mode=xml but using the request header is the preferred method.

We will continue to add more REST interface features in the future so be sure to check back on this page every once in a while.

*** Updating data via the REST interface is not ready yet but will require test=1 on the URL as the first variable if you are testing your application to prevent actual data updates. Placing it later on the URL could cause this variable to be skipped if you have errors in your URL.