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Imagine a game of dice: if the biggest number rolled is one, two, three, or four, player 1 wins. If… Michael Keany Jan 28, 2020 74 views
Life is not meant to be a burden of “shoulds” imposed by others. Your future should be a product o… Michael Keany Jan 27, 2020 45 views
You might have heard that you can’t trust anything on Wikipedia. If that’s the case, then why do pr… Michael Keany Jan 24, 2020 15 views
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Parlay has done a beautiful job of pulling together a thoughtful suite of tools for conducting clas… Michael Keany Jan 9, 2020 20 views
Give meaningful feedback 4x as fast while teaching students to engage with feedback. Learn more at… Michael Keany Jan 9, 2020 45 views
Iran and the United States might be on the brink of a historic conflict. But how did they become ar… Michael Keany Jan 6, 2020 19 views
Studies show that giving students a role in deciding what their educational experience looks like c… Michael Keany Dec 11, 2019 32 views
For students to feel motivated, they must see the work they are doing in the classroom as interesti… Michael Keany Dec 11, 2019 34 views
Building relationships with peers and teachers helps students feel cared about by people they respe… Michael Keany Dec 11, 2019 59 views
Students are more likely to do something if they feel like they have the ability to be successful d… Michael Keany Dec 11, 2019 35 views
Learn how to use the Inductive Learning strategy, a way to engage students in higher-level thinking… Michael Keany Dec 10, 2019 59 views
This video shows you how to use Mind's Eye, a pre-reading strategy that helps students build mental… Michael Keany Dec 10, 2019 38 views
A demonstration of how to use the Reciprocal Learning strategy, a cooperative learning technique th… Michael Keany Dec 10, 2019 19 views
This animation illustrates the development of NYC’s street grid and infrastructure systems from 160… Michael Keany Dec 3, 2019 39 views
A good test to see if youth of today can figure out how to dial an older rotary phone Michael Keany Dec 1, 2019 52 views
Does your child beg for your help with their homework? Or do they resent your attempts to lend a ha… Michael Keany Nov 25, 2019 27 views
Jill Znaczko's eighth-graders at the Expeditionary Learning Middle School in Syracuse, New York, us… Michael Keany Nov 7, 2019 47 views
Watch: Inside Indianapolis’s Purdue Polytechnic High, an Innovative School Built Around Design Thin… Michael Keany Nov 6, 2019 37 views
This is part one of a three part series. Middle School students were asked to give advice to teache… Michael Keany Nov 4, 2019 32 views
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Mentors.net was founded in 1995 as a professional development resource for school administrators leading new teacher induction programs. It soon evolved into a destination where both new and student teachers could reflect on their teaching experiences. Now, nearly thirty years later, Mentors.net has taken on a new direction—serving as a platform for beginning teachers, preservice educators, and
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