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On Keeping The Main Thing The Main Thing by Robert E. Slavin
On Keeping The Main Thing The Main Thing
Robert E.…
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Is there anything good about Common Core?
Yes, it's funny, you know, like when a man flips on a banana peel and breaks his leg.
Apparently, the people who foisted this thing on us think it's all very serious. They see themselves somewhat in the religion business. Their job is to write new liturgies. Now that's funny.
Here's something you may not know. A lot of people on the Internet compare…
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Which colleges spend the most tuition revenue on instruction?
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A Quick Summary Of The Theory Of Learning Curves
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Three Surprising Benefits of Making a Small Commitment by Dan Rockwell
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Teaching students to appreciate their individuality and culture
Teaching students to appreciate their individuality and culture
Wanting to fit in is not a new phenomenon in the middle grades, writes learning specialist Valentina Gonzalez. Most adolescents experience the urge to be more like their peers. The earlier kids realize how valuable their identity is and how to use their individuality to their own advantage, the better off they will be. …
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Children’s Freedom: A Human Rights Perspective
Children’s Freedom: A Human Rights Perspective
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Innovation is More Than an Idea or Tool
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Lesson Plan Templates for Teachers
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How teachers can create a love for math
How teachers can create a love for math
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Educators can help ease their students' math anxiety by valuing wrong answers and working to…
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Added by Michael Keany on February 25, 2019 at 1:19pm — No Comments
Can executive function skills be a school-wide focus?
Can executive function skills be a school-wide focus?
Beckett Haight, NBCT, says that students struggle for a variety of reasons, but working on developing their executive functioning skills could help them excel. Haight writes that schools can and should make this a priority, and there are a number of solutions in order to help them do so. …
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3 Reasons Leaders Sink by Dan Rockwell
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The Surprising Science of Project Fatigue (And How Teachers Can Help Prevent It)
The Surprising Science of Project Fatigue (And How Teachers Can Help Prevent It)
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How Little We Know about How Teachers Teach Common Core
How Little We Know about How Teachers Teach Common Core
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Learning and Building a Partnership Through Activities and Home Visits
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Pedagogy Unbound: A place for college teachers to share practical strategies for today's classrooms (some ideas for HS teachers also)
A place for college teachers to share practical strategies for today's classrooms
Discover practical tips for this semester. Check out the latest tips below, browse by category for specific kinds of tips, or share what's worked in your…
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Added by Michael Keany on February 25, 2019 at 8:51am — No Comments
Is It Ever OK to Lecture?
‘Is It Ever OK to Lecture?’
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The Science of Empathy: What Researchers Want Teachers to Know
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I’m a Neuroscientist. Here’s How Teachers Change Kids’ Brains.
I’m a Neuroscientist. Here’s How Teachers Change Kids’ Brains.
By Martha Burns Feb 19, 2019
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