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There's Nothing Soft About These Skills BY JEFF WAGENHEIM
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When it comes to people, including students, we have to stop believing that there is such a thing as average
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Mistakes Were Made. And when they’re made in a classroom? Even better. BY LORY HOUGH
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HOW TO RAISE RESILIENT KIDS BY JONATHAN STERN,
HOW TO RAISE RESILIENT KIDS
NO, YOU CAN'T ELIMINATE EVERY SINGLE TANTRUM, BUT YOU CAN HELP YOUR CHILD LEARN TO BOUNCE BACK FROM LIFE'S BIGGER DISAPPOINTMENTS.
When you're a kid, everything is a tragedy. Somebody cut the waffle in half and not quarters?…
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How peer video coaching is completely changing how our teachers teach BY DIANE LAUER
How peer video coaching is completely changing how our teachers teach
BY DIANE LAUER
February 2nd, 2016…
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What makes a great education tweet?
What makes a great education tweet?
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10 Surefire Ideas to Remove Writing Roadblocks
10 Surefire Ideas to Remove Writing Roadblocks
By Regie Routman
So you want to teach writing well. It’s not as hard as you think. Yes, it’s a challenge, but it can be exhilarating.
I believe writing – more than…
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Redefining Learning: The Goochland Journey Towards Deeper Learning, Anywhere, Anytime
A few years ago, we were asked to join Leadership360 to tell Goochland's story about Values-Based Leadership. Since that time, we have seen phenomenal enhancements to and recognitions for our school division; however, we believe it was that initial focus on placing values at the center of our work that has brought us to…
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A Healthier Set of Values for College Admission
A Healthier Set of Values for College Admission
In this Education Week article, Richard Weissbourd (Harvard Graduate School of Education) reports on the Making Caring Common project, one goal of which is to make the college-admission process less of a rat-race. The project’s report, “Turning the Tide,” contains a set of recommendations for de-escalating the intense “arms race” that is making adolescence a…
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Maximizing Wonder and Creativity
Maximizing Wonder and Creativity
(Originally titled “The Wonder Years”)
In this Education Update article, Kathy Checkley suggests ways to spark students’ curiosity and creativity in the classroom:
• Have students maintain a Wonder Journal. Students jot down a question a day about things that intrigue them, and then select one…
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Kludge: A Metaphor for Technology Use in Schools from Larry Cuban
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Practical Applications to Individualize and Personalize Learning by Eric Sheninger
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The Power of Transcending Differences
The success of leaders depends, maybe more now than ever, upon the ability to know one's self, be one's self, and stay true to the purpose that guides one's life. If that ability can be paired with the ability to extend open minded and open hearted welcome to others, then break through moments can happen. For a few, these seem to be naturally occurring co-creative, innate gifts. They inspire us but we cannot depend on those with natural gifts, only. …
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What We Can Do When Kids Don’t Write Clearly by Sarah Tantillo
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Booktalks and Book Reports in a Digital Age By Phil Goerner
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Timely Feedback: Now or Never by JOHN MCCARTHY
Timely Feedback: Now or Never
JANUARY 27, 2016
This post by JOHN MCCARTHY originally appeared in Edutopia's FORMATIVE…
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Farewell to the Walking Encyclopedia by Robert E. Slavin
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Heartprints: An Inspiring School-Wide February Activity by Mark Lukert
Heartprints:
An Inspiring School-Wide February Activity
Education World
I have had a great response to this school-wide activity. One morning early in February, I read aloud the book Heart Prints, by P. K. Hallinan, during my morning announcements.
Via heartwarming verse, rhyming text, and delightful illustrations, beloved children's book author…Continue
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Assembly Line Simulations By Lindsey Petlak
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Classroom Storage Tips: Make the Most of Tight Spaces By Rhonda Stewart
Classroom Storage Tips: Make the Most of Tight Spaces
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