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6 Questions Students Can Use To Guide Their Inquiry-Based Learning
Sylvia Duckworth’s graphic illustrates questions students can use to guide inquiry-based learning ideas that act as a catalyst for curiosity.
Is Chunking The Foundation To Complex Learning?
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.
Editor’s Choice: 8 Of The Best Desk Lamps For Under $50
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.
What’s A Thematic Unit? A Way To Unify What You Teach
In math, a thematic unit could explore the relationship between math and video games. In Language Arts, it could about the language of social protest.
Cognitive Transfer: 14 Ways Students Can Transfer Knowledge
Understanding the value of information is the core of transfer. These categories include 14 ways students can transfer knowledge.
Video: Why Do Teachers Quit More Than Other Professionals?
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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