The Key to Successful Schools: Let Teachers Innovate!
A column by John Spencer is saying what most of us have been saying for years – the best prospects for innovation in
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New Year, New Me Activity Poster!
Here’s a way to celebrate the New Year with students! Our new activity poster will allow students to set goals for the year,
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Here Are Two Free Worksheets Featuring Christmas Writing Prompts!
If you’re looking for some writing activities for students that are already in a “Christmas” mindset, here’s a nice solution: holiday-themed writing
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Todd Bol, founder of The Little Free Library, has passed away
Todd Bol, the man who founded the Little Free Library and created a global movement, has died after a brief battle with cancer.
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Tips for Parents: Bedtime Stories
Bedtime stories play an important role in a child’s development. Not only do bedtime stories create an opportunity for parents to bond with their
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By Katrina Schwartz March 26, 2015 Mind/Shift When students use their bodies in the learning process, it can have a big effect, even
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Differentiation is a method of teaching that recognizes that students learn in different ways. Carol Ann Tomlinson believes differentiation means giving students multiple
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STEM Lessons You Can Learn From Iconic Robots!
STEM lessons are more fun with famous robots from movies and pop culture! Website: We Are Teachers Article Posted by Stacy Tornio 1.
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Here’s a Great Faith-Based Writing Activity to Build Character!
The Body of Christ Display Created By: Cheryl Kulp We currently live in a world of “selfies.” Our children are raised
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It’s May and I’m Tired. How About You?
Editor: Here’s a great article from TeacherHabits.com Are you tired after teaching? Better question: When was the last time you weren’t tired after
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