40 Ideas For Using Flip In The Classroom [Updated]
Here are 40 ideas for using Flipgrid in the classroom, separated by pre-K through 8, High School, and College/University.
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The 30 Best Assistive Technology Apps
What do all of these assistive technology apps in common? They empower learners to try & identify resources that will help them be successful.
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Books That Disrupt Traditional Perspectives & Practices In Education
These books seek to disrupt traditional perspectives & practices in education by making adjustments that support students in the best ways.
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What Are The Best Graphic Organizers For Promoting Critical Thinking?
Graphic organizers allow students to visualize, order, and categorize concepts using verbal representations & visuals.
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50 Of The Best Historical Fiction Books By Grade Level
Here are 50 of the best historical fiction books, divided by grade level, that promise to engage the most reluctant of readers.
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50 Everyday Formative Assessment Strategies
Formative assessment strategies matter. Like a chef checks a dish for taste, teachers must make frequent, targeted checks for understanding.
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Why Good Teachers Quit
The push is to do more, do it faster, improve the student’s grades and, more importantly, their standardized test scores.
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3 Tips For Giving Better Student Feedback In Large Courses
Although giving better student feedback in a large classroom can be challenging, it’s possible to do so without sacrificing substance.
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50 Smart Ideas For Project-Based Learning
The genesis of a great project is the idea itself — we’re providing you with 50 smart ideas for project-based learning in your classroom.
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Reciprocal Teaching: A Definition
Reciprocal teaching is a teacher-guided strategy where small groups of students play specific roles in the comprehension of a text.
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30 Of The Best SEL Resources For The Classroom
This list of the best SEL resources for teachers and students include apps, prompts, activities, lessons, and more.
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How Schools Can Respond To The Age Of Information
In the Age of Information, data has moved from singular places (here and there) to infinitely plural realities.
