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Understanding by Design, Expanded Edition, 2nd edition
Published by Pearson (July 14, 2005) © 2006
- Grant J. Wiggins
- Jay McTighe
$47.99
- Hardcover, paperback or looseleaf edition
- Affordable rental option for select titles
- NEW! UbD Template for unit design–Clearer, and more user-friendly, the template now provides a structural foundation for the revised book, representing a form for the final design, with elements aligned. A practical benefit as a tool in design for understanding, the template cultivates better habits of planning for teacher designers.
- NEW! Sharpened meaning of understanding – Frames the term in more conceptual, practical terms for the reader. The text now offers more specific guidelines on how to frame desired understandings (i.e. as full-sentence generalizations) and put much greater emphasis on the goal of transfer.
- NEW! Updated and refined Chapter 5 – The argument about what essential questions are and are not has been more clearly defined for readers, whether coming from a humanities, science, or teaching background.
- NEW! Expanded selection of exercises– The text now features a greater sampling across the grade levels and subjects. Readers will find that their concerns are better reflected in the revised materials, with illustrations drawn from a vast array of schooling experiences, elementary school to the college level.Â
- A great selection for the in-service market— Very practical and applied.
- Co-published by Merrill and the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD) — One of the many texts available in the Merrill/ASCD College Textbook Series partnership.Â
- NEW! UbD Template for unit design–Clearer, and more user-friendly, the template now provides a structural foundation for the revised book, representing a form for the final design, with elements aligned. A practical benefit as a tool in design for understanding, the template cultivates better habits of planning for teacher designers.
- NEW! Sharpened meaning of understanding – Frames the term in more conceptual, practical terms for the reader. The text now offers more specific guidelines on how to frame desired understandings (i.e. as full-sentence generalizations) and put much greater emphasis on the goal of transfer.
- NEW! Updated and refined Chapter 5 – The argument about what essential questions are and are not has been more clearly defined for readers, whether coming from a humanities, science, or teaching background.
- NEW! Expanded selection of exercises– The text now features a greater sampling across the grade levels and subjects. Readers will find that their concerns are better reflected in the revised materials, with illustrations drawn from a vast array of schooling experiences, elementary school to the college level.Â
- List of Figures.
- Preface.
- Acknowledgements.
- Introduction.
- 1.  Backward Design.
- 2.  Understanding Understanding.
- 3.  Gaining Clarity on Our Goals.
- 4.  The Six Facets of Understanding.
- 5.  Essential Questions: Doorways to Understanding.
- 6.  Crafting Understandings.
- 7.  Thinking like an Assessor.
- 8.  Criteria and Validity.
- 9.  Planning for Learning.
- 10. Teaching for Understanding.
- 11. The Design Process.
- 12. The Big Picture: UbD as Curriculum Framework.
- 13. "Yes, but..."
- Afterword: Getting Started.
- Appendix: Sample 6-Page Template.
- Endnotes.
- Glossary.
- Bibliography.
- Index.
- About the Authors.
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