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By Kyle Clark In the last 9 months, we have all, in our own ways, gone outside of our comfort zones and adapted our pedagogy to meet the needs of remote and hybrid learning. I am sure many of you can recall peers referring to a plethora of online resources and applications that have reinvented
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by Keryn Kwedor Put yourself in the place of a student who just got an important writing assignment back from their teacher. You see a letter grade alongside the comment that justifies the teacher’s scoring decision. You might wonder what makes a C different from an C+? Maybe you worked on this assignment with your
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Learn more about effective response to intervention (RTI). ASCD explores the why behind RTI, works to dispel myths and ineffective approaches, and explains how educators can use this essential framework to help all students become proficient readers.
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Explore evidence-based tips to support online learning. Taking cues from studies on the impact of online learning, Edutopia offers suggestions for teachers to not only support students achievement in the digital classroom but also their own well-being
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Study skills are defined as the management of time, materials, and information and/or language. Study skills are often equated with the organization of physical materials like binders, desks, lockers etc. They are also frequently associated with a student’s ability to study for and perform on tests or other assessments. Although these skills are absolutely a
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As online learning takes center stage this year, it is important to create digital spaces that support all learners. Taking the main ideas from one of our past, most popular Free Teaching Strategies, Language-Based Classroom Environment, we have reimagined these best practices for the hybrid classroom. A cornerstone of language-based instruction is to encourage teachers
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By Lauren Murphy and Kaia Cunningham Collectively, we have over 20 years of experience teaching secondary school, and we’ve taught a variety of classes: literature, psychology, history, writing, and study skills. This year is unprecedented. We find ourselves filled with apprehension, and much of the familiarity and routine that we have both come to love
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by Natalia Harrison I have been an academic advisor for 9 years, and this year, like most educators, I am re-learning everything I thought I had mastered, from communicating with struggling students to guiding teachers to implement best practices that support students with LBLD. As the weeks ticked by, it became clearer and clearer with
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Improve participation in the online classroom. Edutopia tackles the challenging topic of virtual student engagement and offers 8 tips to help students engage in learning for both synchronous and asynchronous learning.
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