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The new issue of Thinking Classroom

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All online subscribers to Thinking Classroom can now enjoy access to the electronic version of issue 1 volume 9. They were notified that the new issue was available. They were reminded of their logins and passwords to ensure smooth access. Subscribers can download the PDF file from our website to their computer and can also read separate articles online in HTML format. All those who are also subscribed to the print edition of the journal, will receive their copies by surface mail.

The issue includes the following articles and features (see the first few paragraphs of each article by clicking it):


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Departments
 
 
Teachers, Classrooms, and Change  
High Expectations in the Learner-Centered
Classroom

David J. Klooster and Patricia Bloem (United States)
 
 
Perspectives  
Should There be a Place for Competition at School?
Responses from Russia and Ukraine
 
 
Pros and Cons  
Elitism and Competition in School Sports:
Losing Children to Win Games

Gerald W. Neal (United States)
 
 
 
Mastery-Oriented Competitve Climates:
Better Practice for Schools?

Viviene A. Temple (Canada)
 
 
Features
 
Interactive Teaching Strategies Reduce
Inappropriate Student Behavior in Kosovo
 
Naser Zabeli and Blerim Saqipi (Kosovo)
 
 
A Transformative Journey:
Theoretical Foundations for
an Integrative Approach to Teaching
 
Katherine Evans, Kathy Glenn, and Jessica Lester (United States)
 
 
Critical Thinking Tools and Techniques
for Illuminating Literary Texts
 
Nikolai Stepanov (Russia)
 
 
Where do Ideas Come From?
Scaffolding Creative Thinking in the Classroom
 
Teruni Lamberg (United States)
 
 
The Long Road to Literacy:
Students Decode Ancient Writings
 
Vera Datsik (Russia)
 
 
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