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Opinion: Open Season On Libraries
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5 Must Haves For Your School’s PLCs
5 Must Haves For Your School’s PLCs
Many schools claim to have productive and comprehensive Professional Learning Communities.… |
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Ten Essential Teaching Beliefs - Jon Saphier
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Source: Jon Saphier, Mary Ann Haley-Speca, and Robert Gower. 2018. The Skillful Teacher: The Comprehensive Resource for Improving Teaching and Learning, 7th ed, Acton, MA: Research for Better…
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Leaders: Words You Don’t Say But Should
Words You Don’t Say But Should
Words you don’t say but should drain energy like leeches. When you don’t speak up, you dance with… |
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OPINION: Still skeptical about mastery-based learning? Here’s a better way of looking at what it is and does
Added by Michael Keany on August 13, 2022 at 10:11am — No Comments
Dark Depressing Depths in K-12
K-12 will remain hopeless unless we deal with the fundamental flaws and fallacies. Many schools are like Chernobyl, poisoned at the root. Let's Fix Education, this podcast, specializes in studying the difficult topics.
Episode 56: Russians attack American K-12 (Wednesday, July 27, 2022) —-…
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Ohio: Legislators Want to Compel Teaching of “Both Sides” of Holocaust, Slavery
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What Do Teachers Know about How Colleagues Teach?
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WHAT REALLY MATTERS IN MY MATH CLASSROOM
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Teaching Kids to Interpret Theme -- You Really Can Teach Comprehension
Teaching Kids to Interpret Theme -- You Really Can Teach Comprehension
Tim Shanahan
Blast from the Past: This entry posted initially on July 10, 2016 and was reposted on June 18, 2022. This blog explores how to teach an aspect of reading comprehension that most teachers have no idea how to teach. It provides an example drawn from the Common Core standards. This might seem out of date since some states have withdrawn…
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The Top 4 Mistakes Busy Leaders Make
The Top 4 Mistakes Busy Leaders Make
Mistake #1: Being penny wise and pound foolish. Everything isn’t a crisis, even… |
Added by Michael Keany on June 27, 2022 at 10:30am — No Comments
2 Ways to Use Adult Peer Pressure for Advantage
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Two Ways to Make Your Own Wordle-style Games
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It's Okay To Stink
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Just For Fun: Weird And Wonderful Parental Complaints
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The Significance of Small Wins
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We need to stop teaching high school subjects separately
We need to stop teaching high school subjects separately
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Limit voting rights in 3 easy steps. (And how to teach your students about it.) Gerrymandering 101.
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Does it matter how teachers feel about their students?
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The (Not A) Mystery Of Class Size
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