A Quick Summary Of The Theory Of Learning Curves
The frequency of repetition and rehearsal, if spaced at intervals, promotes better recall of memory than if presented in one long burst.
Author: TeachThought Staff
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YouTube For Children: Is It Still Worth The Risk?
Over time, we’ve seen YouTube morph from a digital video library to a vending machine for ‘streamers’ saying/doing anything for subscribers.
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10 Ways To Give Students More Control Of Their Education
One way to give students more control of their education is to allow them to create their own schedule–and revise it as necessary.
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8 Of The Most Common Sources Of Formative Assessment Data
The usefulness of student data is generally proportional to the frequency with which it’s collected. Here are eight sources of formative assessment data.
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12 Things Teachers Worry About Today
Here, we discuss things teachers worry about today, in addition to student performance, mindset, wellbeing, and college/career readiness.
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What Is eduCLIMBER? A Tool To Organize Student Data Once And For All
The most compelling feature of eduCLIMBER might be how it provides a central location for dozens of data forms and outputs.
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Think Like A Fitbit: Measuring What We Value
Think like a Fitbit and zoom out and collect a variety of data and feedback about overall student academic health.
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10 Ways To Be A More Reflective Teacher
Don’t become addicted to ‘fixing’ your teaching; celebrate what you do well. Identify strengths and use them to transform your teaching.
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6 Powerful Strategies For Deeper Learning In Your Classroom
Deeper Learning is a set of student outcomes that includes mastery of essential academic content, thinking critically, and solving complex problems.
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Where Has The Joy Of Learning Gone?
When joy and comfort are absent, students’ brains are distanced from effective information processing and long-term memory storage.
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You Can Now Drag And Drop To Organize Your Google Classwork Page
In Google Classroom, you can now drag and drop topics and individual Classwork items. The main benefit is simpler organization.
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A Free Tool Kit From Harvard’s Project Zero
Here’s A Free Tool Kit From Harvard’s Project Zero To Incorporate Good Work Into Your Curriculum by Terry Heick Good work is central to TeachThought’s approach to teaching and learning. It’s part of the ethos of our Inside-Out School model and central to critical literacy. It’s also a recurring theme in Wendell Berry’s work (a Kentucky author who…
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