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A Short, Humorous Look At Rigor In The Classroom Read More
“Your test scores seem to indicate that your classwork isn’t rigorous enough. Do you include rigor in your class assignments?”
Crowdsourcing In Education: 11 Underlying Principles Read More
by Chris Yim, UClass.io Crowsourcing is huge in other industries, but has yet to affect education It doesnt make sense that teachers
‘Auld Lang Syne’: Robert Burns & Resources For Teaching His Poetry Read More
Robert Burns, ‘Auld Lang Syne’, & Resources For Teaching His Poetry by Michael Russell, Cabinet Secretary of Education for Scotland Robert
25 Teacher-Created, Free Lesson Plans For K-12 Read More
25 Teacher-Created, Free Lesson Plans For K-12 by Natalie Dean, Share My Lesson Share My Lesson is a digital platform where educators
Game-Based Learning Apps: Universe Sandbox Read More
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5 Questions To Evaluate Curriculum For Rigor Read More
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Martin Luther King: The Shift From Things To People Read More
MLK Day presents us with an opportunity to share Dr. King’s prescient thoughts on looming habits of consumerism.