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Develop Important Student Thinking Skills with the Thinking Routine Toolbox

Develop Important Student Thinking Skills with the Thinking Routine ToolboxLearn Lead Grow by Matt Bergman / October 05, 2022  How do…

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Main Reasons for Lost Learning Time

Matthew A. Kraft @MatthewAKraft Unexcused absences contribute the most to lost learning time followe…

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US ranks 8th among 36 countries w/ relatively longer school days but shorter school years.

Using data from the@OECD on intended instructional hours in secondary schools, the US ranks 8th among 36 countries w/ relatively longer sc…

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4 Principles to Help Educators Teach Politically Charged Topics

McGuire: 4 Principles to Help Educators Teach Politically Charged Topics By Kent McGuire  the74million.org 4 min Rising controversies…

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25 Essential High School Reads From the Last Decade

25 Essential High School Reads From the Last Decade By Paige Tutt  edutopia.org 8 min We asked members of our community to share r…

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Are School Boards Failing ?

Are School Boards Failing ?Education Next by Rachel S. White / October 04, 2022  In the Summer 2022 issue of Education Next, in an ar…

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How We Pumped Up Our Math Vocabulary Study

How We Pumped Up Our Math Vocabulary StudyMiddleWeb / October 02, 2022 While logic and skill are two important elements in advancing m…

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Humble Leadership

Humble LeadershipA Principal's Reflections by Eric Sheninger / October 02, 2022 Suppose you were to research or Google the qualities o…

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Whatever Happened to the “Flipped” Classroom?

Whatever Happened to the “Flipped” Classroom? larrycuban Sep 30 The answer to the question is: the once-innovative practice remains…

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How a New York high school is trying to limit student cellphone use

How a New York high school is trying to limit student cellphone use By Kara Arundel  k12dive.com 1 min Scarsdale High School’s “Of…

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