A classroom teacher for fifteen years, ?Jeffrey D. Wilhelm? is currently Professor of English Education at Boise State University. He works in local schools as part of a Virtual Professional Development Site Network sponsored by the Boise State Writing Project, and regularly teaches middle and high school students. Jeff is the founding director of the Maine Writing Project and the Boise State Writing Project.

Acknowledgments
About the Authors
Introduction
PART 1: TRANSFORMATIVE PLANNING AND INSTRUCTION
Chapter 1. What's at Stake? Teaching Toward Expertise- With a Sense of Urgency
Chapter 2. Making the Shift From Informational to Transformational Teaching
Chapter 3. Introduction to the EMPOWER Canvas
PART 2: ENVISIONING AND MAPPING
Chapter 4. Envisioning the Destination Through Principled Planning Protocols
Chapter 5. Mapping the Path to Mastery Through Task Deconstruction
PART 3: PRIMING AND ORIENTING
Chapter 6. Priming Learners Through Caring Community and Collaborative Classroom Culture: A Prerequisite "Must-Make Move" for ICA
Chapter 7. Framing the Future Challenge: Priming and Orienting Learning Through Essential Questions
Chapter 8. Preparing Students for Success: Priming and Orienting Learning Through Frontloading
PART 4: WALKING THROUGH, EXTENDING, AND EXPLORING
Chapter 9. Seeing Is Believing-and Understanding: Walking Students Through With Visualization Strategies
Chapter 10. Navigating New Terrain: Walking Students Through With Think-Aloud Strategies
Chapter 11. The Quest Is to Powerfully Question! Walking Students Through Expert Questioning Strategies
Chapter 12. Setting Up Learners for Successful Collaboration: Walking Through and Extending Expertise With Collaborative Group Structures
Chapter 13. To Speak, to Be Heard, to Listen, and to Learn: Extending Expertise With Discussions That Promote Deeper Understanding
PART 5: REFLECTING
Chapter 14. Moving Into the Future: Reflecting Through Assessments for and as Learning
Chapter 15. Bringing It All Together: Extending, Exploring, and Reflecting Through Culminating Projects and Assessments
Concluding Thoughts
References and Resources
Index