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BURT A. FOLKART | TIMES STAFF WRITER. (1994, January 29). Obituary : Madeline Hunter; Revolutionary Educator. Retrieved April 02, 2017, from http://articles.latimes.com/1994-01-29/local/me-16521_1_madeline-hunter

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Madeline Cheek Hunter (1916–1994). (n.d.). Retrieved April 02, 2017, from http://education.stateuniversity.com/pages/2074/Hunter-Madeline-Cheek-1916-1994.html

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Founded Creation Theory into Practice

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seven components of teaching: knowledge of human growth and development, content, classroom management, materials, planning, human relation, and instructional skills

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recognize for her research demonstrating that teachers were the primary influences on learning skills

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Had 4 degrees in education and psychology

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Founded the Clinical Teaching Method

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Hunters ITIP model for mastery teaching was adopted in 16 states and widely used by many others

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Madeline Hunter Method, includes seven elements: objectives, standards, anticipatory set, teaching, guided practice, closure, and independent practice

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She defined teaching as a series of decisions that take place in three realms: content, learning behaviors of students, and teacher behaviors

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Her seven-step modelgave teachers strategies for controlling their classrooms and planning their lessons

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wrote 12 books, over 300 articles, 17 videotape collections

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Died at 78

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Born in Canada but moved to California because she was a sickly child

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One of two daughters

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Parents were Alexander Cheek, and Anna Keis