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in title, tags, annotations or urlGlobal Math Task Twitter Challenge - 1 views
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The @globalmathtask #gmttc math challenge is an awesome way for kids of all ages to join in and collaborate to talk about math. You sign up by September. Then, you are assigned a week to create and share a problem. The other weeks, you're solving problems and tweeting the class that made them. Such a great program!
Math Shorts - Planet Nutshell - 0 views
The Science of Pep Talks - 1 views
EDpuzzle - 1 views
Pear Deck - 3 views
Class Project - 2 views
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leaders thoughts on education - 5 views
I collected this one page of ideas over the last 20 years http://www.textbooksfree.org/Leaders%20Educational%20Advise.htm any thoughts
Education Axioms - 6 views
http://www.textbooksfree.org/Education%20Axioms%20and%20Postulates.htm Any thoughts?
Listening to James Baldwin | My Year of Teaching Dangerously - 3 views
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Writing Teacher Shannon Carey is teaching writing this year with an edge. Using the idea of "writing as resistance" she's helping kids find their voice on hard, tough topics and daring them to write great things. Read this blog post for ideas and to see some cool things you can do to challenge great writing.
Education Axioms and Postulates - 5 views
New Study: Engage Kids With 7x the Effect | Edutopia - 7 views
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" Kristy Cooper's insanely rigorous mixed methods study, Eliciting Engagement in the High School Classroom: A Mixed-Methods Examination of Teaching Practices, published in the April 2014 American Educational Research Journal, does an exceptional job of showing what works. Cooper, an award-winning researcher at Michigan State University with an MA and Ed.D from Harvard, examined the impact of three well-supported strategies that teachers employ to increase student engagement. As you read each summary below, try to guess which practice had the greatest impact." Todd Finley shares the three methods and asks which has the most impact: 1) Lively teaching, 2) Academic Rigor and 3) Connective Instruction. A fantastic must-read on student engagement that you'll want to email your staff.