Category: Teaching Tips
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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 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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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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March Math Madness: Making Mental Math Cool to Kids
With 2019’s March Madness set to begin on March 19th, educators have more than their basketball brackets to prepare!! With… 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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5 Edcite Settings That Support Assessment Security
Teachers give assessments so that they can find out what students understand, what needs to be reviewed or retaught, and… READ MORE
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How to Cultivate a Culture of Reading
At any moment of the day, a variety of stimuli are vying for our students’ attention. Video games. Instagram. Snapchat.… READ MORE
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