Introduction - Searching for effective ways of education - Creating communities with experienced students. Leveraging children's ability to learn - Learning how to learn inductively. Exploring data sets, creating categories, and developing concepts.

Scientific Exploration - Developing learning centered around inquiry and teaching the culture of science. Mastering Concepts - Explicit instruction of concepts. Inductive Image-Word Model - Developing literacy through exploration.

Coherence - Teaching the left hemisphere of the brain how to engage the right hemisphere in action. Memorization - Learning facts correctly, both now and long-term. Utilizing advance organizers for lesson planning - From lectures to lessons, including multimedia use.

Learning Partners – Engaging everyone in participation. Group Inquiry, the classic democratic process model based on investigation – starting with a question, a problem, or a plan for collaborative research. Role-playing to study values.

Non-Directive Teaching – The student at the center. Inquiry-Based Education Model – Improving questioning skills and analytical abilities. Using explicit teaching and metacognition in teaching reading comprehension.

Mastery Learning – Progressing gradually, step-by-step, toward proficiency. Direct Instruction – Applied psychology in practice. The dynamics of imbalance – Making discomfort productive.

Learning Conditions – Creating lesson plans and designing teaching. Educators guiding educators – Facilitating learning and alleviating discomfort related to change.

Implementation Guide for the Inductive Model. Implementation Guide for the Concept Mastery Model. Implementation Guide for Organizing Collaborative Learning. Implementation Guide for the Inductive Image-Word Model.

Implementation Guide for the Coherence Model. Implementation Guide for the Memorization Model. Implementation Guide for the Advance Organizers Model. Implementation Guide for Role-Playing.

Implementation Guide for the Inquiry-Based Education Model. Example of applying the Inductive Model. Example of applying the Mastery Learning Model. References and related sources. Glossary of terms and authors.