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25 Teacher-Created, Free Lesson Plans For K-12

Teaching / January 24, 2014 / Resources

25 Teacher-Created, Free Lesson Plans For K-12 by Natalie Dean, Share My Lesson Share My Lesson is a digital platform where educators […]

Game-Based Learning Apps: Universe Sandbox App: Universe Sandbox Platform: PC Price: $9.99 on Steam (though they often have sales–put it in on

Evaluate Curriculum For Rigor With These 5 Questions by Barbara Blackburn, author of Rigor is not a 4-Letter Word Last week, we

Learning / January 20, 2014

MLK Day presents us with an opportunity to share Dr. King’s prescient thoughts on looming habits of consumerism.

Whath Are The Best Lesson Plans For Teaching Financial Literacy? by TeachThought Staff 1. Ruth Gale-Paredez: “What education do you need

Technology / January 18, 2014

A Primer On Using Games To Teach by Rosa Fattahi, WizIQ A key element to ensuring any successful pedagogy is

Literacy / January 17, 2014 / ela

This video from Mental Floss quickly goes through 42 idiom examples in video form, making it a great introduction for your students.

Teaching / January 17, 2014

I Wanted To See If I Had Made A Difference David Menasche was the high school English teacher at Coral Reef Senior High

The definition of a Flipped Classroom is to preview new content at home & practice it at school where teachers & peers are available to help.

Teaching / January 14, 2014

Editor’s Note: We received Karen’s guest post submission this week, and thought it made sense to share to get your

Teaching / January 13, 2014 / New Teacher

Rigor In The Classroom: 7 Myths by Barbara Blackburn, author of Rigor is not a 4-Letter Word Despite all the

Are Midterms Really Necessary In A Climate Of Assessment? by Dawn Casey-Rowe, Social Studies Teacher It’s time for midterms. I