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How can you know whether the content you're teaching one day is really sticking the next day? Try this fun, rapid oral drill! https://t.co/NgvEYdW3fn

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3 ways to encourage students to develop patience. https://t.co/DxleQFXGix

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Getting my steps in? Not a problem. https://t.co/kPYboFc1HE

Saying no can be challenging. Here are some examples from @AlexSVenet of what to say when you need to turn down a request from your students or your colleagues. https://t.co/WEWmq5oc6l

The work and performance of students—both what they can and can’t do—is a part of who they are, and they are keenly aware of this. Even our language reflects this idea. 14 Ways To Help Students Build Confidence - TeachThought PD https://t.co/GW24ajHfVH https://t.co/oSp3AaBYQm

Kentucky’s Journey Toward Shared Ownership of Assessment and Accountability Systems https://t.co/AnKXlUDC3y via @Getting_Smart @doannietran @KYCommishGlass

Abel McClennen on creating place-based community schools in Costa Rica https://t.co/M4LwtGaJtA via @Getting_Smart

Help! My Coworkers With Kids Always Seem to Get Special Treatment https://t.co/XOrYRtjKME

3 steps to provide support—and help ensure success—for mentors. https://t.co/uM62t9XY5F

Mark Benigni and Barbara Haeffner talk about their #newbook The Great Equalizer: Six Strategies to Make Public Education Work in America https://t.co/pmuHc5C53x via @Getting_Smart @mpsbenigni @bhaeffner https://t.co/eGQkmNDdJ3

25 of the Best Flexible Seating Options for Today's Classroom https://t.co/Kdrk31liWZ

Bruno Manno on his #newbook-- The Opportunity to Rise: Rethinking K-12 Education Pathways to Social and Economic Mobility https://t.co/UaAuocDtWv via @Getting_Smart @WaltonFamilyFdn #newpathways

This "Magic" Phrase Is So Helpful in Managing Student Conflict https://t.co/N5Ht2KxSDw