The Most Important Question Every Assessment Should Answer
Whether a formal test or an informal observation, the most important question every assessment should answer is, ‘What now?’
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Here Are 31 Haunted Places You Can Explore With Google Maps
Here are 31 haunted houses, buildings, forests, and generally creepy places you can explore with Google Maps.
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8 Types Of Imagination
Here, Dr. Murray Hunter has offered eight types of imagination we use on a daily basis, from constructive to empathic and dreaming.
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30 Storytelling Tips For Teachers To Capture Students’ Attention
Storytelling is one of the best ways to communicate to someone. Here are 30 storytelling tips for teachers to better reach their students.
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20 Tips To Promote A Self-Directed Classroom Culture
When a task feels overwhelming, the ‘I can,’ quickly falls apart. Teach students how to break down a big project into miniature steps.
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100 Things Students Can Create To Demonstrate What They Know
Students can express themselves and demonstrate knowledge in new ways. Here are 100 things they can create to show what they know.
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Students Should Be Able To Answer 50 Questions Before Graduation
When should I lead and when should I follow? When should I talk and when should I listen–and what is the role of each in understanding?
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30 Examples Of Disruption In Your Classroom
Examples of disruption in education range from the demand for eLearning to the soaring cost of college to adaptive learning technology.
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50 Animation Tools And Resources For Digital Learners
Some of the free animation tools here give educators basic histories of animation while others have the animation already and set in motion.
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32 Tips For Building Better Relationships With Students
From asking questions to empowering students to expressing affection, building better relationships starts with these suggestions.
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31 Surprising Facts About Learning
People hold onto beliefs shaped by early experiences and biases. The following list includes surprising facts about learning.
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Viewing Comprehension Strategies: Watching Videos Like You Read A Book
Video is a pedagogical goldmine. What ‘viewing comprehension strategies’ can students use during and after watching videos in class?
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Interview: Want Better Readers? Write Twice As Much With 1/2 The Rules
“We tend to think about writing as a solitary activity. But it’s not really,” Graham said. “We’re always writing for an audience.”
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5 Things Teachers Can Do To Help Students Make Meaning
5 Things Teachers Can Do To Help Students Make Meaning contributed by Kelsey Skaggs, MIND Research Institute Rigor gets a bad reputation. It’s that thing that makes life difficult and uncomfortable. Apply it to a person and they can be seen as inflexible or unyielding. However, bring a certain type of rigor into the classroom and…
