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Inspired by a Henry David Thoreau quote, one teacher is providing more ways for students to have the space to sit with their ideas. Find out how this helps build camaraderie. edutopia.org/article/encour…

A lack of clarity about the project can derail PBL. Find out how to make sure everyone is on the same page. edutopia.org/article/5-ques…

Great article as we begin our 22-23 year! Equity in Schools Begins With Changing Mindsets edutopia.org/article/equity…

Future-ready outcomes give teachers a way to make sure students are prepared with skills for life. edutopia.org/article/future…

Ever wondered *why* project-based learning can be so effective? We explore 5 reasons why PBL can lead to better outcomes for ALL students. 🙌🏾

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Tuesday, the State Board of Education approved a way for retired teachers to more easily return to the classroom. Click here to read more: bit.ly/3O6Znk8

If you want to talk about kids you had last year... DON'T tell their new teacher to watch out for ______ (insert name here). DO give them advice on how you best supported ______ (insert name here).

One of the most important articles I have read recently! 3 Reasons Students Procrastinate—and How to Help Them Stop edutopia.org/article/3-reas…

Implicit bias and microaggressions can harm school culture, but they can be avoided. edutopia.org/article/look-i…

Good read! Provide clarity…

This! 🙌

Think blended learning is all about kids being on devices? Think again. In 90 seconds, learn how this approach helps teachers spend more time with students.

A high school teacher seeks to bring self-discovery and joy into her ninth-grade ELA class with this PBL unit. edutopia.org/article/combin…

“Emotions are contagious, and when a teacher is able to model a calm presence through their tone, facial expression, and posture, students are less likely to react defensively.”

Show your students how to accomplish more in less time. edutopia.org/article/5-rese…

Positive Leaders find a way forward. They don't give up. They lead positive and lead the way. They believe the best is yet to come and give their best to create the best outcome. They tune out the naysayers, rise above the negativity and delete pessimism and insert optimism.

To reach the very young, gifted learners in your class, you first must be able to spot them. Here are some of the signs. edutopia.org/article/connec…

Classroom discussion can sometimes devolve into a “who can shout louder” competition. Teaching the art of engaging in conversation can help all students express themselves—while learning from the ideas of others. edutopia.org/article/teachi…