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Cooperative Learning Strategies
One of the most important elements of teaching is providing students with plenty of opportunities to actively engage in learning with their peers. This blog post covers my favorite cooperative…
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Teaching nonfiction text structures is crucial for developing students' reading comprehension and analytical skills. Understanding the various organizational patterns in nonfiction texts empowers students to navigate information more effectively and…
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Teaching nonfiction text structures is crucial for developing students' reading comprehension and analytical skills. Understanding the various organizational patterns in nonfiction texts empowers students to navigate information more effectively and…
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Problem Solving in Math
What is non-routine problem-solving? Also referred to as creative problem-solving, non-routine problem-solving requires some degree of creativity or originality. Non-routine problems typically do not have an immediately apparent strategy for solving them.…
learn moreNonfiction Text Structures
Nonfiction text structures refer to how authors organize and present information in their writing. Understanding these structures can help students develop critical thinking skills, improve reading comprehension, and become better…
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Nonfiction text structures refer to how authors organize and present information in their writing. Understanding these structures can help students develop critical thinking skills, improve reading comprehension, and become better…
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Sketch Notes
Teaching your students to take notes can be a daunting task. However, teaching students to take Sketch Notes is not only a more natural process for students, but it is…
learn moreVerb Tenses and Timelines
When students (especially English Language Learners) move beyond the simple verb tenses, confusion can begin to set in. Using timelines helps students visualize and conceptualized the appropriate context for each…
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When students (especially English Language Learners) move beyond the simple verb tenses, confusion can begin to set in. Using timelines helps students visualize and conceptualized the appropriate context for each…
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