A Podcast for teachers by teachers
It’s not always easy getting kids to talk about their feelings – or anything else. Ashley Halkum lets us in on an easy to implement technique that is guaranteed to have your students sharing.
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Gene Tavernetti has discovered that EduProtocols fit perfectly into his practice, and they will fit yours, too. Help your students smash that forgetting curve while you reduce your work load!
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Cori Schwarzrock says mastery checks reduce student stress and discourage cheating. Find out why and how you can start using them too.
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Do you want to motivate your students and encourage them to take ownership of their classroom environment? Implementing a classroom economy is the easiest, most flexible way Deanne Bostrom has found to do just that.
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Marisa Thompson hopes that the shift we are seeing now will lead to more purposeful, effective, and efficient education and better lives for teachers, students, and families.
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Teresa Ozoa explains that Genius Hour is beneficial for all students, not just the high achievers, and that it helps them become comfortable formulating their own questions, finding the answers to those questions, and developing self-confidence.
Blogging with students is about so much more than writing. It empowers students of all ages. Linda Yollis explains why, shares resources so you can get started, and invites you to join the Student Blogging Challenge, which starts this week.
Twitter: @lindayollis
Linda’s class blog: http://yollisclassblog.blogspot.com/
Linda’s photo blog: http://yollis365project.blogspot.com/
Cori Orlando believes that when you know better, you should do better. For her, that meant ditching her behavior chart for more student-centered behavior management. You can do it, too!
Creativity is often the hardest of the four Cs for teachers to implement into their lessons. Jonathan Almerido comes to their rescue with curated lessons and more!
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