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Amy Nakamoto from Discovery Education sits down with Linn Parrish, Head of Partnerships at Takeda to talk about the connections between health and education.
In traditional teaching, students are often presented with scientific concepts before being asked to observe phenomena themselves.
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Teacher Training and the Challenges of Implementation
Hosts Tom Sherrington and Emma Turner discuss the challenges of implementing teacher training and coaching in this episode of Mind The Gap.
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Surveys reveal nearly half of teachers want more training in science of reading; over half of parents want science of reading-aligned instruction for children.
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Special guest Caroline Derbyshire joins Tom and Emma to discuss the importance of creating a positive and supportive environment for educators.
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Students and Teachers in Maryland’s Prince George’s County Public Schools...
Students and teachers in grades K-8 across Prince George's County Public Schools will return to their classrooms this Fall to find new edtech resources.
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