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How District Administrators Can Support Teachers With Student Literacy Gains This Year
Literacy

How District Administrators Can Support Teachers With Student Literacy Gains This Year

The 2023 Nation’s Report Card by the National Center for Education Statistics (NAEP) revealed that the reading scores of 13-year-old children at all percentiles have significantly declined since 2020. States nationwide are beginning to react with legislation that enforces evidence-based, explicit...

September 20, 2023
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Banning Books Only Makes Students Want to Read Them More
Banned Books

Banning Books Only Makes Students Want to Read Them More

I have identical twins who are in middle school. They love to eat candy. They seem to have self-control about candy when I have it in the house, except when I put limits on it. The moment I explain how eating too much candy will cause cavities, the more they try to find ways to sneak and eat it.

September 18, 2023
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Beyond the Basics: 3 Key Yet Uncommon Tasks for Back-to-School Prep
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Beyond the Basics: 3 Key Yet Uncommon Tasks for Back-to-School Prep

Preparing for a brand new school year is exciting and stressful for teachers! So many tasksto complete in such a limited amount of time. From attending back-to-school professional development sessions to squeezing time in between those sessions to set up your classrooms, the list of tasks is...

September 14, 2023
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It’s That Time: A Back to School Checklist For Parents
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It’s That Time: A Back to School Checklist For Parents

The first weeks of the school year are busy, filled with meeting students and learning schedules—and it is the optimal time to set routines for back-to-school success. Setting practices and procedures is critical to ensuring a productive and successful classroom environment. This is so important...

September 13, 2023
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5 Math Enrichment Games to Use in Your Classroom This Year
Math

5 Math Enrichment Games to Use in Your Classroom This Year

A new school year is quickly approaching, which means that many math teachers are brainstorming innovative ways to enhance the learning experience for their math learners this coming school year.

September 7, 2023
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