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Check out this strategy for developing what John Hattie called "assessment-capable learners." ๏ธ๏ธ
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edutopia.org/article/helpinโฆ
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@MunaSpiriti We're glad our work's been helpful.
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Can you spot the signs of a great classroom discussion? pic.twitter.com/nPqTvKEjiw
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"What's the purpose of school?" @ShannonOliveir1 asked her class.
Check out this 6th grader's answer. pic.twitter.com/dFV7xPtUKT
Check out this 6th grader's answer. pic.twitter.com/dFV7xPtUKT
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Check out these 4 teaching strategiesโnone that are difficult or time-consumingโthat are rooted in evidence.
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These early elementary school students have a job to do.
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edut.to/2z2wt0M
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Say, โHello!โ A study found that when teachers greeted their students at the door, academic engagement increasedโฆ twitter.com/i/web/status/1โฆ
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Teachers can help students find their purpose by listening to their wildest dreams.
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A teacher tweaked her word wall for 13 years before hitting on a method that really worked.
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edut.to/2XoGLG7
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From the main idea to key takeaways, these kids of all reading levels "collaborate" on reading. pic.twitter.com/echEZ1kgkt
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If you want to remember something, draw it out. pic.twitter.com/ebSv4OAg08
...but wait! There's more!
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astaghfirullah peng.krim guaaaaaaaa..............a *salto sambil solat*
