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How Student Voice Improves Wellbeing in Schools
By Ian Fagan and Julian Fagan For many years, teachers rewarded quiet, well-behaved students and discouraged chatter during lessons. In a busy classroom this…
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Math Skills That Prepare Students for Future Jobs
Encouraging Productive Struggle in Math: Building Number Sense and Independent Thinkers By Brittany Goerig Basic math fact recall remains important, but instruction…
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Chinese New Year: Family Traditions and Classroom Resources
How the Chinese Celebrate the New Year (With Student Resources Below) China, the world’s most populous country, celebrates the Lunar New Year—commonly…
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How to Achieve Equity: Questions Leaders Should Ask
Learning Loss, Equity, and Cognitive Capacity in the Pandemic Era By Betsy Hill and Roger Stark Editor’s Note: This is part one…
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5 Facets of Structured Literacy for Teachers of New Readers
By Diana Phillips In the beginning… Back-to-school nerves affect both teachers and students. Every fall I think about educators starting something new:…
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Year in Review: Highlights, Challenges, and Lessons
By Tamara Fyke It has been a year of dramatic changes: closed schools, limited travel, face masks, social distancing, and remote classrooms.…
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How to Create Impactful Arts Programs
Written by: Catherine De Orio Over the past decade, many schools have shifted classroom time toward testing-focused subjects like math and reading,…
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Why Eye Contact Is Key to Teaching and Student Engagement
By Martin Demkowicz How do we keep virtual learning human-centric? Remote, virtual, and distance learning have become part of everyday vocabulary as…
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How Teaching Will Transform in the Digital Age
Op-ed Personalized learning needs to go I could argue that personalized learning should disappear because companies are trying to replace teachers—their empathy,…
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How Parents, Teachers, and Peers Shape Social-Emotional Growth
By Lane Jabaay Editor’s Note: This is part two of a series about how findings and solutions from Applied Educational Neuroscience are…
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