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Understanding Rigor in the Classroom

Paperback • 2019 • 1. edition

Understanding Rigor in the Classroom

By Robert J. Marzano

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About the book

Robert J Marzano has spent over 50 years revolutionizing educational research and observation. Now in Understanding Rigor in the Classroom, Marzano brings that experience and expertise to one of the most complicated questions in education: what is rigor, and how can I use it to improve my student's learning?Marzano cuts through the noise to define rigor up front on page one, breaking the concept down to its most essential components for each key situation of student learning-both declarative and...Show more

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9781943920662

Publisher

Learning Sciences International

Published year

2019

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Understanding Rigor in the Classroom

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Paperback

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