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Let them Pick their Problems – Ways to Promote Student Autonomy – 3 of 11
3. Let them Pick their Problems I am a big believer in giving students choices in the classroom. In an
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2. Let them Choose Seats I must admit that I used seating charts for many years when I was teaching high
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Several articles that I have read recently listing the top reasons why people quit their jobs (not that I’m thinking
Read MoreSearch Google for Google Docs, Slides, Sheets, and Forms.
Why reinvent the wheel when there are free, accessible resources available online that you can use in your classroom right away?
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Use Google Forms as a clicker system to get student data quickly with questions on paper or simply posed by
Read MoreWhat I learned about teaching from watching Jeopardy live.
On Christmas morning, my 67-year-old Mom opened a card from me to her. The card was nice, but the real
Read MoreA NEW Way to Teach Symmetry. It’s called Silk.
As a former geometry teacher, I remember teaching students about line and rotational symmetry using images such as hearts, stop
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I attended a classroom display expo for my district recently at which a colleague posed the question, Do we need
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