Student Autonomy for Greater Focus
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May Day! Is your students’ focus diminishing? Autonomy matters!
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Learning Acceleration Student Surveys
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What are your students’ learning experiences with Learning Acceleration? Ask them!
Read MoreStorytelling to Solve Complex Problems: Empathy Interviews
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What if Asking Questions Prompting Storytelling Could Help Solve Complex Problems?
Read MoreBuilding a Sense of Belonging Through Peer Recognition
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Spread holiday cheer and build belonging though peer recognition!
Read MorePrevention Interviews: A Tool for Connecting with Students
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Time together as opposed to a time-out! Prevention interviews to listen with intention and connect with students.
Read MoreFive Optimistic Lesson Closures to Build Students' Confidence and Competence
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Looking for ways to build students’ confidence and competence? Take a look at these five optimistic lesson closures!
Read MoreThresholding to Build Positive Classroom Community
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Embrace the power of personally greeting students to build relationships and a positive classroom community.
Read MorePutting Aside the Easy Button
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We have learned so much this school year. How can we use that wisdom to re-imagine school?
Read MoreAcknowledging Grief and Reclaiming Joy
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Reclaiming the joy in teaching.
Read MoreTeaching Digital Ethics
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Are you teaching your students how to be ethical digital citizens?
Read MoreThe Asset-Based Protocol
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Providing wise, asset-based feedback is a culturally responsive practice.
Read MoreParent Communication Check-up
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Is it time for a parent communication check-up?
Read MoreGrowing Brain Power with Information Processing
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Ignite, chunk, chew and review: information processing and culturally responsive teaching.
Read MoreThe Culture Tree
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Understanding culture with the culture tree.
Read MoreCollectivism and Individualism
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Collectivism and individualism reflect fundamentally different ways the brain organizes itself. How do individualism and collectivism operate in your classroom?
Read MoreReady for Rigor Framework
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Check out the Ready for Rigor Framework!
Read MoreA Primer on Dependent vs. Independent Learners
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A primer on independent vs. dependent learners and Culturally Responsive Teaching.
Read MorePopcorn, Books and Community: Online Student Book Clubs
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Popcorn, books, and choices: building community with online student book clubs.
Read MoreNine Ways Online Teaching is Different
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Nine ways online teaching should be different.
Read MoreIdeas for Supporting Students When Schools Re-open
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Plan now for meeting student social and emotional needs when school restarts.
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