August 21, 2018
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Talk to any teacher, and you’ll soon realize something surprising: they’re lonely. No, not in the typical sense of craving social relationships. Teachers are lonely in the sense that they do most of their jobs as the only adult in the room, without interaction or feedback from peers or coaches. Many educators crave genuine responses from experienced colleagues and administrators. It’s one of the best ways to improve.
– Gerard Dawson, contributor to THE Journal
Becoming a teacher can be thrilling and daunting, especially when you’re a new teacher or student teacher about to step foot in the classroom for
Your students already know what’s going on in the world. The question is: Where are they getting their information? When we don’t talk to kids
The Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) Storylines include a focus on engaging and ongoing student-centered discussions to develop understanding along the way. One strategy to
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