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How to Create a Self-Paced Classroom
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Illuminating Instruction: Putting Science and Geography Together for Better Science Learning
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Subversion: An Essential Tool of the Master Teacher
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Geographic Perspectives with Educator Ali Pressel
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Illuminating Instruction: Combining Service-Learning and Storytelling into a National Geographic Elective
General / October 24, 2020 This post was written by educator Jaclyn Foster. Last year, I started an after-school club to work on the National Geographic GeoChallenge and service-learning projects. It was all student-driven; we
We’ve Launched an Emergency Fund for Educators — Here’s How We’re Supporting You In the Application Process
General / October 24, 2020 Educators are among the many on the frontlines of COVID-19. During a time of immense disruption, you have been adapting your teaching methods, testing new skills, and discovering new solutions
The Books Teachers Need Most in 2020, at Every Grade Level
General / October 24, 2020 Whether you’re teaching from home or in your classroom, one thing hasn’t changed during this unusual back-to-school season: Books are still an essential learning resource for students everywhere. Some teacherslatest
Picking A Corporate Learning Management System: Features You Should Compare
Latest / November 11, 2020 Those of us working education can easily forget the we're not the only ones who use Learning Management Systems. Though this guest post might be helpful to anyone in the
NoRedInk: Meeting Grade Level Writing Skills During Challenging Times
Latest / November 11, 2020 Dr. Anita De La Isla and the Director of Language And Literacy at Coppell Independent School District in Coppell, Texas. CISD uses NoRedInk, an online writing platform designed to build strong writers
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Exploring the Human Impact of Climate Change
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