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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K-12 TeachersProfessional DevelopmentColumnistsProject-based learningTrue Literacy
True Literacy: 3 Areas of Focus to Improve Reading Instruction
In this installment of the True Literacy video column, Dr. Michael Hart shares his thoughts on the importance of establishing systemic processes ahead of intervention.
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Social and Emotional Learning – how we can make adjustments to create a safe and nurturing environment at your school for spring 2020.
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Professional DevelopmentPronita MehrotraProject-based learningCreativity
3 Creative Ways To Build Confidence In Students
Creative confidence is the belief that one has the ability to produce creative outputs and has been found to be a significant predictor of a student’s success.
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Professional DevelopmentTodd StanleyProject-based learning
How to Personalize Professional Development
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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EdTechFETC 2020CoffeEdProject-based learning
Navigating Digital Literacy in the Age of Misinformation
In this episode, Shaelynn Farnsworth shares firsthand how education can help break the cycle of poverty by being the first in her family to graduate.
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CreativitySTEAM in EducationEdTechFETC 2020Project-based learning
Leveraging Emerging Trends to Produce Future-Ready Students
FETC presenter Sylvia Martinez will present an Edchat Interactive webinar, Education Practices for the 4th Industrial Revolution, on Tuesday, October 22, at 8 pm ET.
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CommunityTamara FykeSocial Emotional LearningProject-based learning
Questions to Answer Before We Move Forward
Social and Emotional Learning – Determining thoughtful plans to support the children, families, and communities we serve.
