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When you need inspiration, look no further than the poets who always know how to express what we’re feeling.
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Todd Stanley shares five takeaways from teaching virtually.
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Todd Stanley discusses the process of learning and the tipping point where students go from knowing about something to understanding it.
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Why we need Education Reform-The COVID-19 pandemic is literally education’s wake up call to make a change. This article explores some suggested reforms.
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Todd Stanley shares 19 learning opportunities that students can consider while fighting the quarantine blues and prevent them from going stir crazy.
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Five books for student success that can enlighten a different way of thinking about gifted education. I would have every teacher read these five books.
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Author and educator Todd Stanley reflects on his trip to China and how he went from out of his comfort zone to complete ease once he stepped into the classroom
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Author and educator Todd Stanley shares the idea of having different strategies that can be applied to different types of gifted underachievers.
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Author and educator Todd Stanley suggests that districts should allow teachers to choose what professional development would be meaningful to them.
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Author and educator Todd Stanley talks about building endurance to failure — when you lose your fear of it, you take more risks.
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Author and educator Todd Stanley discusses how parents and teachers should be careful when labeling students as bright or gifted.
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Author and educator Todd Stanley discusses the impact on eliminating New York City school system gifted program and how it will affect all students.
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Author and educator Todd Stanley shares his ideas on different rules for the first day of school and how to engage students in activities.
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Author and educator Todd Stanley shares that schools should recognize all students for academic accomplishments rather than concentrating on a few/