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This is a guest post by Sara Segar, founder of Experiential Learning Depot and a former high school biology teacher at a ...
Position titles come and go. It's not about the "what." Instead, it's about who you are. In this episode of Competencies without ...
One of the greatest pleasures of being a teacher is the ability to set your students up for success and watch them ...
This is a guest post by Grade 5 teacher, Krista Ford, from Waverly Memorial. I’ve always been a teacher eager to incorporate ...
Reflection encourages students to take a moment to look back and appreciate their learning progress, to identify their strengths, weaknesses, and goals, ...
Picture yourself in an art gallery (COVID-19 edition: wearing your mask, of course). You walk the aisles and appreciate the pieces you ...
Since COVID-19 hit, social and emotional learning, or SEL, is more important than ever before. How do we create opportunities for social ...
There are many fears and worries about remote learning and a new school year, but we need to move forward. How do ...
This is a guest post by Nicholas Provenzano, the award-winning educator and best-selling author behind The Nerdy Teacher. As a teacher that ...
Video in the classroom has been on the rise for years. You might even be surprised to learn that educational videos are ...
Keeping digital portfolios at the core of your work with students is key to building habits of documentation, making learning visible, and ...
Spaces by myBlueprint was proud to be a sponsor at this year's Teach With Tech event. Did you miss our session? No ...
Recently, I asked a group of educators how they’d make teaching videos accessible this fall. Many of the suggestions, which I’ve included ...
When thinking about how to create a teaching video at home, the best tip you will ever receive when putting together a ...
In a COVID world, it feels as if using tech is the only way to really communicate with your students. But, let’s ...
Finding the best way to conclude a school year is a challenge, even in the best of times. How do you help ...
Has video become a more regular part of your teaching routine? Given the shift to learning at home, we expect most of ...
Creating short videos for each student to help articulate your feedback in a medium they love can be a great way to ...
When you look at your students, you don’t see their mid-term grade or the percentage they got on their last essay. You ...
Like standardized test scores, grades are intended to give us a simple, quantifiable, and comparable measurement of performance. But many educators (and ...
We're all going to get through this together. We understand that these are unprecedented and unpredictable times. That is why we want ...
Metacognition is another one of those buzzwords that is often thrown around by educators and administrators as a must-have in the classroom ...
when the students themselves are not connecting with the content. Having students create content about topics they love, however, can give them ...
Digital portfolios are becoming an increasingly popular way for teachers to encourage capturing and documentation of learning, prompting meaningful reflection, and providing ...
This is a follow-up article to our profile on Madison City Schools, where we interviewed the district’s technology lead Daniel Whitt on ...
Daniel Whitt, instructional technology coordinator for Madison City Schools, is on a mission. Digital portfolios for every student. Whitt’s school district in ...
When deciding which technologies to introduce to your students, it’s important to consider how every student can not just use, but ...
When speaking with educators about digital portfolios, some have expressed concerns about adopting one standardized portfolio tool for their classrooms. Two of ...
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