Much of the vocabulary in science is unfamiliar as most people do not encounter it in their day-to-day life.
As gifted students grow, they can’t be afraid of making mistakes.
Every Friday, we used to hold class discussions on superpowers and how realistic it would be for them to exist in real life.
In this episode, Jim Britt shares how Sentence Analytics, helps all students better comprehend what they read – especially English language learners.
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Community Organizer Turned Teacher Aims for Social Change
Larry Ferlazzo is a highly influential educator and author of nine books on teaching and education.
A new lens on education with instructional coaching
In this episode, Joy Lin shares her academic journey and the experience of being named one of the 18 most inspiring educators by TED.com.
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Teaching Basic Social and Emotional Skills in the Classroom
The Bay District Schools in Panama City, Florida has their work cut out for them.
In this episode, Dr. Pamela Cantor discusses her groundbreaking research across the Five Boroughs and the effect the attack had on New York City’s students