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The Access Model: A 1:1 Framework For Teaching With Technology

The Access Model is a framework to provide guidance to curriculum designers, teachers, etc. in designing 1:1 teaching and learning resources.

Literacy / June 1, 2017 / Ideas

Poetry gets a bad rap for being too dense and pretentious. Try these strategies to help students who hate poetry warm up to its magic.

Teaching / May 31, 2017

We’re all capable of being brilliant at one task & hopeless at others. Here are tips for how to motivate struggling students.

Technology alone won’t have the capacity to improve education unless it’s woven into a holistic vision that meets urgent objectives.

It was because I changed my policy on zeroes mid-year that this student was afforded the opportunity to pass when everything looked bleak.

Technology Is Just A Tool by Jennifer Rita Nichols Most educators can agree that the biggest trend in education today

Teaching / May 30, 2017

Busy But Progressive? 5 Tips For Differentiated Instruction by TeachThought Staff A few years ago “differentiation” was the buzzword of

Technology / May 29, 2017 / How-To

If you haven’t noticed lately, Bring Your Own Device (BYOD policy) is kind of a big deal, both in business, technology, and education fields.

Teaching / May 23, 2017 / New Teacher

There are unpredictable ways your lesson can trigger a wound. Teachers can reduce those sudden reactions by providing directions in 4 ways.

Are you looking for some new ways to keep students engaged? Here are 6 digital tools to engage students through the year’s end!

Stress cuts off students’ access to higher-level networks of higher-order thinking, logic, creative problem solving, and analytical judgment.

Listed below are five tips to remember and follow when taking the TExES Pedagogy and Professional Responsibilities Exam.