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Elementary school teachers teach me a great deal. Some of my normal classroom routines come directly from [elementary level teachers]; they all have their roots in elementary school classrooms.
Feb 24, 2016
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How can administrators and staff help children value diversity? [Click below to access the article.]
When teachers employ technology in education, like using device-based timers in their classroom, something amazing happens. (Click below to access the brief article.)
Feb 8, 2016
Feb 7, 2016
A very important difference between the two types of motivation concerns building characteristics and values such as integrity, kindness, generosity, caring, perseverance, and responsibility.
Click below to read the brief, but important, article.
Although adults experience this phenomenon, we seem to be surprised when we encounter it in young people.
One of the key aspects of instruction for struggling learners is the support and scaffolding we provide.
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