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My Secret Coaching Weapon: Compassion By Elena Aguilar

My Secret Coaching Weapon: Compassion

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iPads for Young Children in School from Larry Cuban

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Apps to call on students randomly

Apps to call on students randomly – This Educational Leadership item suggests three apps to cold-call students:

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Free student perception survey questions

Free student perception survey questions – Panorama Education, a start-up developing and analyzing student opinions of their teachers, has just released a free, open-source set of questions that are quite distinct from the Tripod Project’s items. You can access Panorama’s survey here:  http://panoramaed.com/panorama-student-survey

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Want to Engage Parents? Flip Your Open House! By Peter DeWitt

Want to Engage Parents? Flip Your Open House!

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How to teach a young introvert by Kate Torgovnick

How to teach a young introvert

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Teacher: No longer can I throw my students to the ‘testing wolves’

Teacher: No longer can I throw my students to the ‘testing wolves’…

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10 Ways To Use Instagram In Your Classroom By Katie Lepi

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10 Ways To Use Instagram In Your Classroom

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Teachers Get Your Tech On with PBS Learning Media by Lisa Nielsen

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Some Surprising Findings on Kindergarten Math Instruction

Some Surprising Findings on Kindergarten Math Instruction

In this Elementary School Journal article, Martha Cecilia Bottia, Stephanie Moller, Roslyn Arlin Mickelson, and Elizabeth Stearns (University of North Carolina/Charlotte) report on their analysis of the U.S. Department of Education’s ECLS-K study (Early Childhood Longitudinal Survey – Kindergarten). The researchers looked at the impact of several instructional practices on student…

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Do girls learn differently? by Annie Murphy Paul

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The challenges of AP History: Are you sure you want college credit? by Chester E. Finn, Jr.

The challenges of AP History: Are you sure you want college credit?…

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A Simple Equation: More Education = More Income by Eduardo Porter





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Let teachers help teachers with the Common Core State Standards

Let teachers help teachers with the Common Core State Standards

One of the best aspects of the Common Core State Standards is their focus on student literacy across subjects, rather than segregated in a single subject period of ELA, writes teacher Susan Carle on the Center for Teaching Quality website. Yet many non-ELA teachers have found cross-curricular literacy an uneasy transition. Some difficulty stems from educators asked to teach with unfamiliar Common…

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Added by Michael Keany on September 10, 2014 at 4:33pm — No Comments

Common Core in Action: Using Digital Storytelling Tools in the ELA Classroom by Monica Burns



Common Core in Action: Using Digital Storytelling Tools in the ELA Classroom


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Added by Michael Keany on September 9, 2014 at 3:53pm — No Comments

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