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Michael Keany's Blog – February 2017 Archive (32)
Educating Students to “Think Intensively and Critically”
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HOW TO BE A LEADER OTHERS TALK ABOUT – IN A GOOD WAY
HOW TO BE A LEADER OTHERS TALK ABOUT – IN A GOOD WAY
Dan Rockwell
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My conversation with bestselling author …
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A Pedagogical Shift Needed for Digital Success by Eric Sheninger
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How to Share PD Resources (Without Being Too Obnoxious) by David Knuffke
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Exploring the World in Your Class: A collection of games that teachers can use in class to explore issues around immigrants and refugees.
GAME-BASED LEARNING
Exploring the World in Your Class
A collection of games that teachers can use in class to explore issues around immigrants and refugees.
Added by Michael Keany on February 23, 2017 at 2:47pm — No Comments
Three Google Drive Practices for Admins by David Knuffke
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Every middle-grades kid is a potential agent of change
Every middle-grades kid is a potential agent of change
"We want our students to pursue the possibilities of a better world," writes sixth-grade teacher Kevin Hodgson, "and to not just sit back and hope that a better world appears." Hodgson shares the inspiring story of the international, student-run Kids Tales program plus some ambitious community efforts dreamed up by kids in his own school. …
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3 Ideas for Black History Writing By Brandy Metzger
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A History Of The United States’ Fear Of Immigrants
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Hands Off My Tenure! – by Joshua Dunn
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HOW TO INTERRUPT OTHERS AND GET TO THE POINT
HOW TO INTERRUPT OTHERS AND GET TO THE POINT
You wouldn’t be polite to someone who reached…
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Flip Your Department Meetings by David Knuffke
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The Optimal Seating Plan? Letting Your Students Choose
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Latino kindergartners start school 3 months behind in math, on average
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Latino kindergartners start school 3 months behind in math, on average
A new report from Child Trends' Hispanic Institute highlights the problem and possible solutions
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Thoughtful Needs Assessments + Proven Programs = Better Outcomes by Robert E. Slavin
Thoughtful Needs Assessments + Proven Programs = Better Outcomes
Robert E. SlavinI've been writing lately about our …
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What Teachers Should Know and Be Able to Do
"What Teachers Should Know and Be Able to Do"
"What Teachers Should Know and Be Able to Do" lays the foundation for National Board Standards and National Board Certification. We've released the revised version of this book, which is a must-read for all teachers.
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I #LoveTeaching — Even On The Tough Days by Sean McComb
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I #LoveTeaching — Even On The Tough Days by Sean McComb
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How can schools best serve students with incarcerated parents?
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Qualified teachers are choosing not to teach in our schools — I am one of them
Qualified teachers are choosing not to teach in our schools — I am one of them
What can be done
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