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Matthew Kohut – The Two Hidden Qualities of Effective Educators
Matthew Kohut – The Two Hidden Qualities of Effective Educators
Based upon research in social science, Matthew Kohut claims there are universal metaphors that cue our bodies via hormonal boosts to trust people. Humans can influence their public speaking abilities by body pose and influence others with non-verbal communication. Matthew reminds us to align the visual, the vocal, and the verbal when speaking to others. These are three channels that are most effective when they work…
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The Common Fear About the Common Core by Steve Peha
The Common Fear About the Common Core
by Steve Peha
TEACHING THAT MAKES SENSE
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A recent article in EdWeek expressed what I…
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CULTURE: How Do We Want Our Kids to Be Smart? by Steve Peha
CULTURE: How Do We Want Our Kids to Be Smart?by Steve Peha TEACHING THAT MAKES SENSE
www.ttms.org Here in the Age of Standards and Testing, we begin with the question: “How smart do we want our kids to be?” But I… |
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Why the Continued Obsession with High Stakes Accountability and Testing? from The 21st Century Principal by J. Robinson
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Principal Evaluation: Focused on the Trees or the Forest? by Ray Smith and Julie Smith
Principal Evaluation: Focused on the Trees or the Forest?
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Should All Students Take Dual-Credit Courses? from Bridging Differences by Joe Nathan
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What’s an Adolescent Brain’s Weakness? Other Tweens
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Why Do American Students Have So Little Power? by Amanda Ripley
Why Do American Students Have So Little Power?
A group of Kentucky teens is struggling to get a modest bill passed, revealing just how difficult it is to convince adults that kids' opinions matter.
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There Isn’t Really a Mass Exodus of Good Teachers By Luke Kohlmoos
There Isn’t Really a Mass Exodus of Good Teachers
Real Clear Education
In this Thursday, Oct. 2, 2014 photo, teacher Joy Burke surprises her students with homemade cookies as they leave their fifth grade class at John Hay…
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Citizenship Tests Are Good for Citizens, Too
Americans love democracy…
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Stop Teaching Preschoolers? Not So Fast By Sara Mead
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What If You Only Had 5 Minutes to Inspire a Teacher? By Peter DeWitt
What If You Only Had 5 Minutes to Inspire a Teacher?
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Listening with Real Compassion: A True Leadership Trait from The 21st Century Principal by J. Robinson
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What Are School Leaders' Most Important Qualities? By Joe Nathan
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QUESTIONS: What is Wrong with Education by Victoria A Davis
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Engagement Does Not Always Equate to Learning from A Principal's Reflections by Eric Sheninger
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Kids Get Enough Tech Outside of School—Shouldn’t the Classroom Offer Them Something Different? by Annie Murphy Paul
Kids Get Enough Tech Outside of School—Shouldn’t the Classroom Offer Them Something Different?
One thousand hours: That’s approximately the number of instructional hours …
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Needed in School: 140 Characters by Arnold Dodge
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Not Giving Up On a Student by Ben Johnson
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Stop undermining great teachers By ALLISON WEBB
Extraordinary teacher offers extraordinary look at her job. We need to support rather than undermine her efforts.
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