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A Case for Teaching Focus
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Teachers in June
Teachers in June…
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The One Strategy Every Substitute Teacher Should Know
The One Strategy Every Substitute Teacher Should Know…
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Teachers, It’s Not All About You - Learning to Relinquish Power in My Classroom
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Online Safety Tip Sheets, Posters, and More
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Questions to Guide a Reflective Conversation on Learning
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Help End the “Rat Race” of School
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Confessions of a Former Yeller, or Five Reasons Why I Don’t Yell At Students (anymore)
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Watch Animated Scores of Beethoven’s 16 String Quartets: An Early Celebration of the 250th Anniversary of His Birth
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A Tool to Simulate Text Messages Between Historical Figures by Richard Bryne
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Real Talk for New Teachers: Professional Development
Real Talk for New Teachers: Professional Development…
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Parents: Recognize Your Child's Homework "Personality"
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Math Jobs: 8 Very Different Careers That Depend On Numbers
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How Do You Give Individual Feedback To Students When Everyone Wants Your Attention? by Larry Ferlazzo
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OPINION: Why affirmative action should be prohibited at public colleges, even though the Harvard decision was right
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Metaphors for School Change by Larry Cuban
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Schools Aiming Low & Slow
Some days, when I think I'm clever to see that the people controlling our public schools are very disingenuous, I'm reminded once again that the brilliant H L Mencken got there first, and almost a century ahead of me.
So this article is a twofer. First, what K-12 is really all about and has been for a very long time.…
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A quick, helpful look at Constructivism
Constructivism is one of the most all-encompassing theories ever created. It does all things for all people. For children, it constructs new knowledge.
In practical terms, it forbids teaching. Teachers must be passive facilitators. (The reasoning is that if a teacher tells something directly to students, the students can no longer create their own new knowledge. It's already been done for them. And that's…
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If You Want to Make a Silk Purse, Why Not Start With Silk? by Robert E. Slavin
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A Simple Practice Yields Big Results in Middle School for Less Than $2
A Simple Practice Yields Big Results in Middle School for Less Than $2
A new study shows how a low-cost writing exercise improves the sense of belonging for incoming middle school students.
Added by Michael Keany on September 30, 2019 at 9:00am — No Comments
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