Teaching In the Middle School

Dr. Katherine Toth Bucher

In 2008, Dr. Katherine Toth Bucher retired as professor emerita from the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia where she served as assistant department chair and graduate program director for the elementary, middle school, and library science programs. She has written several books including Teaching in the Middle School; Classroom Management: Models Applications and Cases; and Books about the Middle East: Selecting and Using Them with Children and Adolescents, as well as numerous articles and book chapters.

Part I Understanding Middle Schools and Young Adolescents 

Chapter 1: Middle Schools Today–Concepts and Teaching 

Chapter 2: Young Adolescents–Development and Issues 

Chapter 3: Guiding Young Adolescents–Teachers and Counselors 

Part II Developing the Curriculum and Organizing the School 

Chapter 4: Middle School Curriculum–Core and Related Domains 

Chapter 5: Middle School Curriculum–Integrated and Exploratory 

Part III Planning, Implementing, and Assessing Instruction 

Chapter 6: Planning Instruction–Appropriate and Interdisciplinary 

Chapter 7: Implementing Instruction–Methods and Materials 

Chapter 8: Assessment of Learning–Methods and Issues 

Chapter 9: Managing Young Adolescents and Environments–Strategies and Techniques 

Part IV Working with External Communities 

Chapter 10: Parents, Families, and Community Members–Partners   and Resources 

Epilogue: Middle Schools of the Future 

Glossary 

References 

Name Index 

Subject Index 

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