Over the last few years, we’ve been covering New Pathways, which we think of as a framework for school leaders and community members to create supports and systems that set students up for success in what’s next. This might be career exploration, client-connected projects, internships, or entrepreneurial experiences. But what it really comes down to…
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“Does anyone want to add on to Jessica’s point?” “Does anyone want to add on to Jessica’s point?” Humor, Student Humor We Are Teachers
This story was originally published by Chalkbeat. Sign up for their newsletters at ckbe.at/newsletters. Did federal pandemic relief dollars improve student achievement? It’s the $190 billion question hanging over American schools as the deadline looms for them to spend the last of the money intended to help them weather pandemic disruptions. Two new research papers…
Key points: Digital tools are making classroom instruction more efficient A new teacher’s perspective: Today’s best edtech resources Next-gen learning: 5 digital tools to engage and inspire For more on digital learning tools, visit eSN’s Digital Learning hub By now, you have likely heard of Canva (if you haven’t, please check out this resource, then…
Knowing about these symptoms could change a girl’s life. Knowing about these symptoms could change a girl’s life. Classroom Ideas, Learning Disorders, Motivating Students, Struggling Students We Are Teachers
Excerpted from Antiracist Reading Revolution: A Framework for Teaching Beyond Representation Toward Liberation by Sonja Cherry-Paul. Copyright (c) 2024 by Corwin Press, Inc. All rights reserved. While there is no one way to define antiracist curriculum or instruction, several characteristics emerge from the existing and growing body of scholarship on antiracism. I have identified five…
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Mohamed_hassan / Pixabay I’m no expert, but my understanding that “Task-Based Learning” in the ELL classroom are basically very limited and short-term Project-Based learning-type assignments that also have a greater specific focus on specific language acquisition than a PBL activity might have. A task-based lesson might also be common to everyone in the class,…
What ELL teacher out there has not ever played a game of “Eye Spy” with their students? Not many, I would guess. Eyespy.World has a free and creative “take” on the game. You’re shown an image from around the world, along with a list of three items (and icons representing them). You can then…