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Donna Weth
(Mom, wife, 3rd grade teacher, food allergy advocate. Trying to change the world one kid at a time. School Twitter @mrswethsclass)
Welcome to Episode 88 of the Teachonomy Talks podcast. This is the second episode of our SUMMER SERIES! In this series, I will take about 5-7 minutes to focus on a single thought to ponder. Today's episode focuses on an a lesson we can learn from…
George Lucas Educational Foundation
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Rebecca Alber
– Jun 29, 2016
I'm not an expert when it comes to identifying trauma in students, but I've spent enough time in classrooms to recognize stress- and trauma-related behaviors. During my tenure as a high school teacher, I wanted to better support my students who…
The Spark of Learning
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jonwennstrom
– Jul 17, 6:22 AM
Last week, I had the opportunity to attend the National Principals Conference in Chicago. I was a little nervous attending as this was my first national conference. Luckily, my friend Allyson was attending, so I would have at least one person I…
One powerful example of students taking on a different role in the classroom happens when teachers use the United Nations Global Goals for Sustainable Development as a framework for inquiry. Students explore their passions, interests, and…
Nobody ever learned anything against their will. Sooner or later it only becomes involuntary. We need enrollment in the sense that students are leaning in wanting to learn. -Seth Godin If we want our students to thrive as learners then we must…
