What An 8th Grader Was Expected To Know In 1912
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If you’ve ever wondered what an 8th-grade student from over a century ago was expected to know, wonder no more.
Middle & High School
Middle & high school-related issues will be featured here. We consider grades 6-8 to make up middle school, and grades 9-12 to make up high school.
Should Colleges Judge Social Media Presence for Admissions?
Should Colleges Judge Social Media Presence for Admissions? Read More
Without guidance to critically think about digital footprints, persona, and audience, it’s no surprise to see students ‘make mistakes’ on social media.
6 Domains Of Cognition: The Heick Learning Taxonomy
6 Domains Of Cognition: The Heick Learning Taxonomy Read More
The Heick Learning Taxonomy can be used to guide planning, assessment, curriculum design, and self-directed learning.
10 Factors To Consider When Choosing A College
10 Factors To Consider When Choosing A College Read More
Choosing a college for study can be a taxing experience and which criteria you should consider and value isn’t always clear.
4 Ways To Talk To Students About The 2016 Election
4 Ways To Talk To Students About The 2016 Election Read More
As teachers move forward with conversations in a Trump America, here are ways they can help students talk about the 2016 election.
The Feedback Routine: A Process For Helping Students Improve
The Feedback Routine: A Process For Helping Students Improve Read More
Learning is about movement and growth. Providing effective feedback helps students realize exactly what they need to grow.
‘The Freelancer’s Manifesto’ Is Something Every Student Should Know
‘The Freelancer’s Manifesto’ Is Something Every Student Should Know Read More
If ‘freelancing’ is working for yourself to do things that matter to you, how can you help students develop a vision for this kind of work?
How Can Teachers Control Cell Phones In Their Class?
How Can Teachers Control Cell Phones In Their Class? Read More
Instead of taking away cell phones in class, use this tech to your advantage. Set up a competition that requires them to use the internet.