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Report: Tough grading improves student scores

Report: Tough grading improves student scores (Unsplash) Students whose teachers have higher grading standards perform better on en…

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Schools damaged by students doing social media challenge

Schools damaged by students doing social media challenge Students in some schools have caused damage to schools and risking fires by parti…

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QR codes expand audience of students' work

NBCT: QR codes expand audience of students' work (Pixabay) QR codes allow students to extend the public speaking elements of a proje…

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How to incorporate US census in lessons

How to incorporate US census in lessons (Pixabay) The US census being taken this year has important implications for communities and…

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Half A Crossword lets teachers create lots of different kinds of worksheets, including bingo, sentence scrambles, and sentence corrections.

Half A Crossword lets teachers create lots of different kinds of worksheets, including bingo, sentence scrambles, and sentence corrections.

Started by Michael Keany in Teachers and Administrators Using Technology

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Designing & Sending Certificates With Google Slides and Forms

Designing & Sending Certificates With Google Slides and FormsFree Technology for Teachers by noreply@blogger.com (Richard Byrne) At…

Started by Michael Keany in Art of Leadership

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Examining the effects of the Class-Wide Function-Related Intervention Teams intervention

Examining the effects of the CW-FIT intervention…

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Drive Deeper Thinking in Math: Designing an Error Analysis Station

Drive Deeper Thinking in Math: Designing an Error Analysis StationCatlin Tucker, Honors English Teacher by Catlin Tucker  Too many studen…

Started by Michael Keany in Teaching and Learning - BEST PRACTICES

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Clear communication critical to maximize teacher eval effectiveness

Clear communication critical to maximize teacher eval effectivenessEducation Dive - Latest News by Shawna De La Rosa To get the m…

Started by Michael Keany in Art of Leadership

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Drawing on Reading Science Without Starting a War

Drawing on Reading Science Without Starting a War Benjamin Riley School Leadership Recent research into reading has revealed much about how…

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