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February 19, 2009

Classroom Instruction That Works for the 21st Century Learner

101010 ASCD's best-selling book Classroom Instruction That Works and it's nine core instructional strategies have influenced instruction around the world and spawned spin-offs focusing on assessment and grading, classroom management, English language learners, and technology.  

If you could help rewrite Classroom Instruction That Works today, what would you change?

Would you include more guidance for working with different learning styles and types of learners? How administrators can use CITW? Give more attention to 21st century learning skills like communication, collaboration, and innovation? Or . . . ?

If you're using CITW, let us know what you think. And if you've blogged on CITW or have a Web site you rely on for practical information for using the CITW framework, send us the link!

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