A Better Way To Grade All Of Those On-Demand Essays Read More
No matter how progressive you get in your teaching, grading papers–somewhere, somehow–is a part of what you do. Even non-ELA/Literature/Composition […]
10 Educators On Twitter You Should Follow (But Probably Don’t) Read More
If you’re already a teacher on Twitter, you know how useful it can be to connect with other educators and get the latest news in education.
5 Basic Tips For Getting Started With Technology In The Classroom Read More
Using an iPad filled with educational apps in the classroom does not dictate that you’re a great techie teacher. Instead
A Picture Of A Busy Elementary Classroom Read More
As a teacher, it can be inspiring to look into other classrooms. Whether you’re looking for ideas, or just want
7 Academic Search Engines Not Named Google Read More
When we search, we often first reach for Google–and rightfully so. But by using Google students and teachers are unwittingly
Dialogic Teaching In Pursuit Of 21st Century Learning Read More
Communicate with students today also means encouraging learning dialogue by using forms with which students are comfortable.
Critical Thinking From The Ground Up Read More
Seven points we view as systemically underserved could, if better addressed, enhance children’s thinking as they mature.
Helping Students See Themselves As Learners [A Graphic] Read More
How does that student see him or herself–as a student? As a learner? How we self-identify academically lays the groundwork