Sylvia Duckworth’s graphic illustrates questions students can use to guide inquiry-based learning ideas that act as a catalyst for curiosity.
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When you build complex chunks upon chunks, you gain new abilities. The only reason that reading isn’t considered magical is because anyone can do it.
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Here are the best desk lamps we’ve seen for under $50, with a range of styles and designs to fit a wide range of teacher need and taste.
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This video provides a teacher-friendly look at why teachers quit in U.S. public education more frequently than other professionals.
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We may intend to learn through failure, but as soon as we start to feel shame creep in, we lose our heads and don’t learn from our mistakes.
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Examples of gamification include additive grading, using levels of progress, creating learning badges or trophies to include, and more.
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The AASM encourages stakeholders to promote a standard of MS/HS start times to ensure students begin the day awake, alert & ready to learn.
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Having a custom website can be extremely helpful with assisting students and parents when it comes to education.
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A CollegeBoard report claims that the cost of college is going up everywhere, but the gap between public & private universities is changing.
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Thermonuclear Art: 30 Minutes Of Solar Flares At 4K Resolution by TeachThought Staff NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory is one of the
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Where do good ideas come from? The source for innovative or creative thinking is as much as mystery as that of curiosity or particular genius.
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Imagine observing a lesson in which you see a teacher give the students 2 or 3 or 4 times more work than they can handle.You’d be scratching your head.
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