The research is in—here’s what the top education studies had to say this year! 🙌🏾 https://t.co/4jDitwAojn
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The latest groundbreaking research on how inclusive classrooms work for ALL students. 👏 https://t.co/6JEOrle7iV
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Allowing students to help develop classroom norms is a great way to build a positive classroom culture. But to truly be effective you need to revisit these agreements throughout the year. https://t.co/JfDzd1OuOw
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The way you answer questions can force students to *think* rather than look to you to do the thinking for them. 👀 https://t.co/36kkOeBuA5
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"Understanding the intentional nature of erasure is essential; it doesn’t happen by accident, nor is it simply a mistake. Decisions—on multiple levels—are often made that reflect and perpetuate bias, resulting in substantial consequences." https://t.co/UZTrROUvrK
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I saw true changes in my school's hallways. https://t.co/HQnGDLLyQA
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The appeal of deeper learning for schools and teachers is understandable and justified. After all who wants shallow learning? 3 Questions To Help Make ‘Deeper Learning’ Work - TeachThought PD https://t.co/hfZNJD8shR https://t.co/ERCKdLx4e2
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“Sensory spaces are impactful tools that can be used to help students learn how to recognize, understand, and regulate their feelings at school.” —Sheila Garth, Elementary School Counselor https://t.co/FqWO0vg6N9
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(Dec 10, 2022 02:15)
Apparently I'm missing an important ingredient in my tuna sandwiches. https://t.co/pvqohk0I51
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From measuring water temperature to watching snow height rise and fall, students can learn a lot outside in the winter time! https://t.co/D63F5vkH2e
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(Dec 10, 2022 12:54)
Harmless humor or a serious distraction? https://t.co/wg3FqiCryZ
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