Hacking Instructional Design: 33 Extraordinary Ways to Create a Contemporary Curriculum

by Michael Fisher, Elizabeth Fisher

Whether you want to make subtle changes to your instructional design or turn it on its head— Hacking Instructional Design provides a toolbox of options. Discover just-in-time tools to design, upgrade, or adapt your teaching strategies, lesson plans, and unit plans. Curriculum design experts Michael and Elizabeth Fisher show you how These strategies offer you the power and permission to be the designer, not the recipient, of a contemporary curriculum. Students and teachers will benefit for years to come when you apply these engaging tools starting tomorrow.

Genres: Education

238 pages, Paperback

Published November 15, 2018

Reviews

[Jill Davis]

I use this book with my graduate students who are taking coursework to become early childhood and elementary teachers. There is a lot of useful information, especially with the instructional and engagement "hackations". The students each select a hack and have 7-10 minutes to teach the rest of the class a lesson using the hack. It is one of their favorite assignments.

[Heather Stringham]

Hacking Instruction

This book game me many great ideas on how to alter my curriculum for my students. I appreciate the way the authors give the information and help you to see what you can do tomorrow.

[Alyssa]

This book was great! I got some awesome instructional strategies out of it. Made me want to buy more in this series!

[Leigh Anne]

This book gave me so many ideas to rethink some of my instructional practices and to create a more contemporary curriculum.

[Starr Sackstein]

Very informative - a useful read for all educators