Proficiency-Based Instruction: Rethinking Lesson Design and Delivery (Your Implementation Strategy for Proficiency-Based Instruction), Twadell Eric, Onuscheck Mark, Reibel Anthony R.

Only by shifting away from a one-size-fits-all approach to teaching and learning can every student achieve self-efficacy and true success in the classroom. In this resource, authors Eric Twadell, Mark Onuscheck, Anthony R. Reibel, and Troy Gobble provide educators with a comprehensive strategy implementation process for proficiency-based instruction. Readers will gain a clear five-step change management process for seamlessly transitioning to a new, improved model of instruction and curriculum planning in which individual student self-efficacy and growth come first.

Use this implementation strategy to transition to a proficiency-based instruction model for student self-efficacy:

• Learn the benefits of switching from traditional instruction to proficiency-based instruction (also known as evidence-based grading).
• Explore the process, concepts, and supporting pedagogy of proficiency-based instruction and curriculum planning.
• Acquire a five-step implementation strategy: (1) preparation, (2) incubation, (3) insight, (4) evaluation, and (5) elaboration.
• Gain change-management tools for carrying out each of the five steps as a collaborative team and onboarding all stakeholders in curriculum implementation.
• Discover how one collaborative team successfully worked together to implement proficiency-based instruction and plan lessons.
• Access free online reproducibles that will support your shift to proficiency-based instruction and lesson planning.

Contents:
About the Authors
Introduction
Chapter 1: Implementing Proficiency-Based Instruction: Five Stages of the Creative Process
Chapter 2: Preparation
Chapter 3: Incubation
Chapter 4: Insight
Chapter 5: Evaluation
Chapter 6: Elaboration
Chapter 7: Proficiency-Based Lessons in the Classroom
Chapter 8: Discipline-Specific Examples of Proficiency-Based Instruction
References and Resources
Index