6th Edition
Research on Educational Innovations
Part I: Understanding Educational Innovation
1. Introduction
2. The Nature of Educational Innovation
3. Perspectives on Change and Innovation
4. The Structure of Innovation
5. What Research Is of Most Worth?
6. Educational Innovations: Lessons Learned
7. The Research Says: Three Levels of Educational Research
Part II: Teaching, Learning, and Innovative Design
8. Collaborative and Cooperative Learning
9. Differentiated Instruction and Learning
10. Interdisciplinary Education
11. The Futures of e-Learning: Remote, Resilient, and Responsive Pedagogy
12. Outdoor Learning
Part III: Technology, Resources, and Learning Systems
13. Artificial Intelligence Comes to School
14. Personalized Learning Comes to School
15. Changing Teacher and Student Roles in an Era of Accelerating Innovation
16. Open Educational Resources (OER) as Curricula
17. Unplugged Learning in Education
Part IV: Human Development, Justice, and Future Aims
18. Educational Neuroscience
19. Social-Emotional Learning
20. Digital Equity: Empathy and Fairness
21. Social Justice Education
22. Entrepreneurship Education: Not Just for Future Business Leaders!
Part V: Synthesis and Looking Forward
23. Reflections
24. Epilogue
Biography
Arthur K. Ellis is Professor of Education at Seattle Pacific University, Corresponding Professor of the Russian Academy of Education, and Director of the Center for Global Curriculum Studies at Seattle Pacific University, USA.
Leanna B. Aker is a former professor and program director. She is currently an educational consultant.
David Wicks is Professor of Teacher Education at Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology, China.






