Category: Teachers
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Building Relationships with Your Community
The Carnegie Corporation of New York has said, “We know that when families are engaged in their children’s learning, students… READ MORE
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10 Reasons Why We Appreciate Teachers
In celebration of National Teacher Appreciation Day, we wanted to share our admiration for teachers. Here are ten reasons why… READ MORE
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Team Building with Your Staff: 3 “Game-Changer” Activities
In my recent post, Team Building with Your Students, I shared a variety of ice-breakers, energizers, and team-builders that you… READ MORE
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Team Building with Your Students
Regardless of age, if you put a group of individuals in the same space, where some know each other and… READ MORE
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Who is doing the work: students or teacher?
If you have ever had the opportunity to watch Ella Bess Marshall teach children or lead a coaching meeting with… READ MORE
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How Success and Failure Taught Me the Same Lesson
The past couple of weeks a few events happened simultaneously that led to the inspiration for today’s post. I talked… READ MORE
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AIR Tests, Assessments, Assignments and Items, Classroom Technology, Digital Classroom, Edcite Expert, EdTech, Education, ELA, Formative Assessment, Literature, Middle School, Reading, Reading Passages, State Assessments, Summative Assessments, Teachers, Teaching Inspiration, Teaching Reading, Teaching Resources, Teaching Writing, VocabularyEdcite Expert Beth Knecht
Beth Knecht is an 8th grade language arts teacher at River View Junior High School in Warsaw, Ohio. She values… READ MORE
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3 Ways to Invest Students in State Assessments
State testing season causes many emotions for teachers and students alike. For teachers—it can feel like the measure of one’s… READ MORE
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Edcite Expert Angel Rowland
Angel Rowland is a high school math teacher at Ware County High School in Waycross, Georgia who has been teaching… READ MORE
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