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Quality vs. Quantity: Choosing Your Back-to-School Apps
When choosing what apps to try out, focus on your learning goals, only pick a few, and don’t forget to have your students join the process!
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Having an Off Day: A Letter to New Teachers by Josh Stock
Having an Off Day: A Letter to New Teachers
If your lesson fails, have a backup, ask yourself why it happened, devise a better plan for the next day, and don't assume you're a bad teacher!
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After 25 Years, This Teacher Says It's All The Paperwork That Made Him Quit
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Do We Give Students Too Much Choice?
Student-centered classrooms that use problem-based learning and differentiation are not all that they're cracked up to be, writes teacher Brian Field.
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See & Learn the ABC’s of Deeper Instruction
How to stay focused on rigor and engagement even when your best-laid plans fall apart…
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A Guide for Student Foreign Travel
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Ways to Visually Show Classroom Noise
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What You Won’t Learn In College: 4 Pillars of Critical Thinking by Jeff Kavanaugh
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4 Ways to Create Image-based Quizzes by Richard Byrne
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Let’s Get Real: Virtual Reality is Here To Stay by Amy Brown
Let’s Get Real: Virtual Reality is Here To Stay
Beyond field trips, headsets can enhance education like never before.
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Teacher Pay Gap Keeps Going Up - Now 23 Percent
Charts: Teacher Pay Gap Keeps Going Up - Now 23 Percent
According to a new report from EPI, teachers’ weekly wages are now …
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Yes, Differentiation Is Hard. So, Let's Get It Right. by Lisa Westman
Yes, Differentiation Is Hard. So, Let's Get It Right.
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