Category: Teaching Pedagogy
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Peer Teaching: Increasing Student Voice and Mastery
My sophomore year of college, I walked into my first psychology class, briefly heard from Dr. Bryan Saville (the professor),… READ MORE
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4 Ways to Differentiate Lessons in Inclusion Classrooms
In the midst of a lesson, an inclusion teacher (or co-teacher) is often considering two different needs for each of… 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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3 Ways to Redefine Failure
I entered the teaching profession hungry to learn how to be a great educator and ready to become the next… READ MORE
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Everything Is Earned: Living This Principle in Your Classrooms and Schools
As LeBron James says, “Nothing is Given. Everything is Earned.” Regardless of your feelings on LeBron, it is important for… READ MORE
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Collecting Meaningful Data to Drive Instruction
“The goal is to turn data into information, and information into insight.” ~Carly Fiorina, former executive, president, and chair of… READ MORE
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5 Steps to Ensure Your Lessons Are Aligned to State Standards
In Monday’s post, I stated the need for educators to engage regularly in meaningful data collection. Two beliefs and practices… READ MORE
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