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11. Classroom Strategies for Helping At-Risk Students

Author

Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, Snow, David R., Snow, David R., and Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development

Abstract

All that you need to assist the low-achieving students in your school are the six intervention strategies from this well-researched guide. Drawing from 118 studies of students at-risk of failure, David Snow guides you through the evidence-based strategies that are proven to be effective with students who are performing below standards: (1) Whole-class instruction that balances constructivist and behaviorist strategies; (2) Cognitively oriented instruction which combines cognitive and metacognitive strategies with other learning activities; (3) Small groups of either like-ability or mixed-ability students; (4) Tutoring that emphasizes diagnostic and prescriptive interactions; (5) Peer tutoring, including classroomwide peer tutoring, peer-assisted learning strategies, and reciprocal peer tutoring; and (6) Computer-assisted instruction where teachers have a significant role in facilitating activities. A set of practitioner implications accompanies each intervention so you can quickly decide how to use these interventions in your school or classroom.

Published
2005

13. The Community Mental Health Center Movement: A Social Systems Analysis.

Author

Snow, David L. and Newton, Peter M.

Abstract

A sociopsychological approach is applied to social systems in examining the community mental health center movement. The interrelated concepts of task(s), social structure, culture, and social process help explicate the overwhelming emphasis on direct clinical service at the cost of indirect service. The historical evolution of the task-mandate and the professional and organizational structures of the CMHCs to their legislative origins is traced. Nonrational aspects of the social process during the 1960's contributed to an illusion of radical social change, despite the actual ongoing predominance of the clinical approach. Considering possible future directions of the community mental health center, the authors describe the advantages of a sociopsychological approach in providing a conceptual base for the integration of direct and indirect services. (Author)

Published
1975

25. Systematic notes on Palearctic birds

Author

Vaurie, Charles, Snow, David W 1924-2009, American Museum of Natural History Library, Vaurie, Charles, and Snow, David W 1924-2009

Subjects
59.82(403), 59.88.1P(403), Classification, Paridae, Parus, Sylviparus modestus
Published
1957

28. Systematic notes on Palearctic birds

Author

Vaurie, Charles, Snow, David W 1924-2009, American Museum of Natural History Library, Vaurie, Charles, and Snow, David W 1924-2009

Subjects
59.82(403), 59.88.1P(403), Classification, Paridae, Parus, Sylviparus modestus

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