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From Problem Solver to Innovator: Is the Answer to Disconnect?
In a business that calls for its leaders and teachers to be problem solvers all of the time, it seems that staying on task and doing what needs to be done may not lead to anything more than solving the problem at hand. Since we hold the work close and it is always somewhere in our thinking, allowing attention to disconnect, may just be the route to more innovative solutions. Then, disconnecting creates the space for attention to other things; allowing the mind to wander into new places…
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Why Your Students Forgot Everything On Your PowerPoint Slides by Mary Jo Madda
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Improving Instruction in a Digital World by Eric Sheninger
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Memo to Teachers’ Unions: Now Might Be a Good Time to Start Panicking by Joshua Dunn
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History PowerPoint Presentations for Teachers by Tom Richey
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The Best Places To Get The “Same” Text Written For Different “Levels” by Larry Ferlazzo
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Five Lessons Learned in 2015 by Tricia Ebner
Five Lessons Learned in 2015
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Center for Teacher Quality
This week marks the end of one year and the beginning of another. As a teacher, this point is a secondary point for me; my “true new year” usually begins in August. Still,…
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Accountability and Testing: Systems of Educator Mistrust by J. Robinson
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Apps in Education
It seems that there is an app for everything. From communicating with students and parents, to apps that help you easily grade exams and quizzes. I believe that all educators could benefit from collaborating on best practices with educational technology, which is why I am working on developing a website called AppsEducator.com.
I am looking for bloggers who have used apps in the classroom or in some aspect of education. The more we share, the more we help each other to…
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Donald Trump Is Our ‘Monster From The Id’ by Dr. Arnold Dodge
Op-Ed: Donald Trump Is Our ‘Monster From The Id’
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Implementing Mindfulness in Schools: Reflections From a Principal
Practitioners and researchers offer that practicing mindfulness leads to an increased ability to focus and concentrate, greater self-awareness, reduced stress, increased empathy, and improved impulse control. My personal experience with mindfulness over the past eight years affirms these claims. I have come to recognize that my mindfulness practice has helped me to more fully engage in conversations and truly listen to others, better understand the emotional state and needs of those I am…
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Predictions, Dumb and Otherwise, about Technology in Schools in 2025 from Larry Cuban
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5 Thoughts on ESSA by Frederick Hess
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A Different Kind of Lesson from Finland by Chester E. Finn, Jr.
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Why a Growth Mindset is Crucial to Learning By Sarah Muthler
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Insights from a Blended-Learning Teacher by Thomas Arnett
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The Next-Gen High School to Watch by Julia Freeland Fisher
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Math, History, and Science: Political Battlegrounds in Schools from Larry Cuban
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Leaders and Moral Courage
The educator's dilemma arises within the domain of what's good enough. An "acceptable" number of students graduate, and an "acceptable" number of students go on to college or join the work force. Where did that "acceptable" number come from and whose hand moves it when we glance away? We lead schools, institutions that exist at the core of our society; they are expected to both keep pace with change and hold true to tradition. We choose often between two right options, trying to find…
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