Best Posts Of The Week

This series used to be called “The Most Popular Posts Of The Week.”

However, Google has changed their analytics program and, for the life of me, I can’t seem to figure out how to transition to it.

And, since the popularity of posts has never affected what I post in the least, I figure now I’ll just list my choices for the best posts that have appeared here in the past week (or two).

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Here are my choices for the past week (or two):

You Can Now Pre-Order “The ELL Teacher’s Toolbox 2.0”

Ed Tech Can Work Well – For 5 Percent Of Our Students

New Surveys Show That Teachers Are “Stressed & Demoralized” – Here Are 15 Actions Districts Can Take To Support Us

Brainpop’s New Tagline Isn’t A Bad Goal For Us Teachers To Have

Gallup Poll Finds K-12 Students Not Very Engaged In School

Statistic Of The Day: It’s Not Looking Like Parents Or Teachers Are Encouraging Young People To Become Teachers

Trump’s Approach To Housing Challenge Is Reflective Of How Many Think About Education Problems: Point To Simple & Inaccurate Causes

Big New Study Emphasizes Importance Of SEL Skills To Academic Achievement, But Its Comments On Genetic Connections Make Me Nervous

We All Would Teach Pretty Good Lessons If We Used This Harvard Business Review Four-Point Guide

No, I Wouldn’t Recommend You Follow NY Times Columnist Advice That You Pay Your Child $100 To Read A Book

No One Is Going To Be Surprised That Research Finds ChatGPT Use Can Hurt Student Learning, But Study Misses Huge Point

“Project-Based Learning Helps Connect Lessons to Students’ Lives”

“5 Things Teachers Need to Know – According to” Me?

“14 Things Schools Should Stop Doing Now”

   This series used to be called “The Most Popular Posts Of The Week.” However, Google has changed their analytics program and, for the life of me, I can’t seem to figure out how to transition to it. And, since the popularity of posts has never affected what I post in the least, I figure most popular posts Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites of the Day…