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Help Student Writers Find the Best Evidence By Sarah Tantillo
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5 Trends Impacting Middle Grades Leaders
5 Trends Impacting Middle Grades Leaders
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Being a school leader is an incredibly demanding job. You’re expected to stay up-to-date on current developments…
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How to organize your college essay properly by Allan Green
How to organize your college essay properly
by Allan Green
While studying in college you will have to write essays a lot. But do not worry - a bit of planning, analysis and hard work - and you will be able to easily write any essay for college. Mastering the art of…
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Fewer black male teachers leading K-12 classrooms
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John King is trying to repair the Obama administration’s frayed relationship with teachers
John King is trying to repair the Obama administration’s frayed relationship with teachers…
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Introducing the math selfie BY LANA SWEETEN-SHULTS
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John King: More of the Same (or Worse) by Carol Burris
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STEM Classes and Kids with Special Needs BY ANNE JOLLY
STEM Classes and Kids with Special Needs
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STEM Power! STEM education, driven by learner-centered instruction,…
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How to Help Students Search for Consensus BY SARAH COOPER
How to Help Students Search for Consensus
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This fall my U.S. history students asked early on –…
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Why Schools Need to Do a Better Job of Teaching Speaking Skills By Erik Palmer
Why Schools Need to Do a Better Job of Teaching Speaking Skills
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Why I'm Tired of 'Grit' By James R. Delisle
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Home visits are key to kids' success By Jonathan Raymond
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Holding ourselves accountable for chronic absenteeism By Sonia Llamas
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Better teacher feedback can accelerate student learning By Jean Madden-Cazares
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Productivity vs creativity in writing by Adriana Escobar
Productivity vs creativity in writing by Adriana Escobar
Many people argue what is more important, productivity or creativity. But if you want to write really good academic papers, you should be both productive and creative.
If your work is creative but not productive, you may lose a lot of your money and time. If it’s productive but not creative, you can get your result in time but it may not be interesting for other people.
How to improve your…
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Forget technology–Let’s Talk about Tools for Teaching by Karin Forssell
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Future-Focused Leadership by Dr. Bill Daggett and Dr. Guy Sconzo
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