Deeper Learning: A Definition And A Free Course For Teachers The following is an edited transcript of an interview with […]
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A Watch That Counts From Your Death Backwards by TeachThought Staff Not sure if this is Capitalism doing its thing,
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The Extraordinary Demands of High-Needs Teaching by Laurel Sturt, Author of Davonte’s Inferno Over a decade ago, I saw an
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Teacher Profile: Hacking The Elementary Classroom Michelle Cordy is a 3 and 4th grade elementary school teacher in Canada with
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contributed by AJ Juliani John Maeda grew up working in his family’s Seattle tofu store in the 1980s. He was a
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Taking A Closer Look At What The Research Says About Preschool by Neal McCluskey, Ph.D. Associate Director, Center for Educational Freedom, Cato
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Introducing TeachThought Teacher Cards: Whom Vs Who Edit: We had the definitions at the bottom of the car wrong on
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[Graphic] The History Of Technology In The Classroom The history of technology in the classroom is a subjective and comprehensive
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98 Books That Shaped Work In America by Carl Fillichio I love a challenge, and I love my sister. And,
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A Teacher’s Guide To Performance Assessment by Tom Vander Ark first appeared on gettingsmart.com A Teacher’s Guide To Performance Assessment by Tom Vander
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Here are 10 tips to help you create a smarter iPad-based classroom. The goal is to support content so the iPad doesn’t become your content.
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Alphablocks: 26 Strategies For Always-On Learning Many learning strategies come naturally. Stopping when you’re confused. Asking questions. Clarifying your understanding.
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