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Teaching Tuesday: Differentiation in the Classroom

No student should ever be in over their head or in a position where they cannot reach their full potential. With the removal of ability grouped classes in the 1990s, this became a bigger issue than…

Posted on April 02, 2024

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Teaching Tuesday: Communication Strategies for Partnering With ELL Families

As we often remind our readers in this blog, our relationships matter! As teachers, this means engaging in a positive relationship with the families represented in our classroom. As a result, our...
Posted on April 19, 2022

Teaching Tuesday: Different Teaching Settings

As a current or future educator, you may be comparing various teaching settings in the field of education. Now, more than ever, we see great diversity in school settings and teaching environments...
Posted on April 12, 2022

Teaching Tuesday: Should Schools Use Social Media for Communication and Collaboration?

COVID-19 has forever changed how school districts operate. This includes schools finding different ways to communicate with their teachers, students and the community at large. Schools have used...
Posted on April 05, 2022

Teaching Tuesday: Positive Outcomes of Integrating Multiple Subjects into Single Lessons

As teachers, we can design multi-discipline lessons in an intentional way to have a great impact on student learning. Lessons that involve more than one subject area save time and can help students...
Posted on March 22, 2022

Teaching Tuesday: Family Engagement Activities for Standardized Testing

During the spring, public school students across America engage in what we commonly refer to as "standardized testing." Although test variance exists in every state, such as the type of assessments...
Posted on March 15, 2022

Teaching Tuesday: How To Thrive While Teaching

As educators, we can thrive through pursuing a career in teaching the next generation of learners. There are many aspects of a teaching career that supports our own development as human beings as well...
Posted on March 08, 2022

Teaching Tuesday: The Joy in Teaching

Recognizing the joy in our lives can help us better manage the challenges and responsibilities that lay before us each day as teachers. As shared in Romans 15:13, "May the God of hope fill you with...
Posted on March 01, 2022

Teaching Tuesday: Can a Data Driven Environment and Student Engagement Coexist?

Imagine you’re a 3rd grade teacher working with a student on her reading comprehension. This student has struggled in the past with decoding and thus her comprehension has suffered. This week, she...
Posted on February 15, 2022

Teaching Tuesday: Encouraging Student Engagement With Anticipatory Sets

The value of a good anticipatory set cannot be overstated. As the beginning portion of a lesson that sets the stage for new material, it’s an important part of the student’s learning. In fact, the...
Posted on February 08, 2022
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