Whether you spend your days with kindergarteners or high school seniors, these activities can help you prepare your students for learning.
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Getting to know your students well can be vital for your curriculum planning. With this visual mapping tool, you can keep track of each student's passions, challenges, and needs in one handy place.
Wrapping up your class with intention can be really powerful. These 5 activities bring SEL and academic reflection together, so students leave feeling confident—and competent—on their learning journey.
Couldn’t agree more! Had a lot of success with this approach last year! How HyperDocs Can Make Schoolwork More Student Friendly | Edutopia https://t.co/dnjMWeFjOv
Are you making a commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility in your district? Use the CITES Field Guide for Leadership to get started developing a truly inclusive technology ecosystem. https://t.co/EUJ1aNwMGM #ATChat#EdTech#Leadership#InclusiveEdTech
Soft skills are more difficult to measure with standardized testing, but they’re the interpersonal skills that employers want—including self-motivation, teamwork, and flexibility. ✨
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Activities like Would You Rather, Kahoot, and Twenty Questions, foster team building in a fun and engaging way that connects students with one another.
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What an incredible day Wednesday was. We loved seeing the faces of so many community members as we made our way through town. Stay healthy—stay happy 🙌🏼 If you missed it, check out our video recap of the event.
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Writing assignments don't have to be time-consuming to be effective. These short assignments can help students become better writers and thinkers. https://t.co/unyWRv5X0m
Enjoyed reading @edutopia's article about differentiation in a rigid curriculum. This is a challenge teachers face with the demand for common assessments while still providing appropriate instruction/measurements for students based on their needs #TMF#SDI https://t.co/DRpUwE5Zi0