Writing grants to fund educational projects and innovation
Writing grants requires plenty of preparation and attention to detail, but it can yield dividends for classrooms, PD and other projects.
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Writing grants requires plenty of preparation and attention to detail, but it can yield dividends for classrooms, PD and other projects.
Blending subjects helps students understand how they fit together and increases their interest in what may have been a non-favorite subject.
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In her Learning Lab workshop at ASCD23, English-language arts teacher Melissa Moultroup shared ideas for making the classroom and learning fun.
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High-school Spanish teacher Kimberly Radostits of Illinois is one of 5 finalists for National Teacher of the Year.
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Formal or informal recording processes can help teachers see themselves in action and collaborate on video for professional development.
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A STEAM education expert explains how coding can help us teach students generosity, perseverance and collaboration.
With reading proficiency dropping to 1992 levels, now is the time to implement more effective instruction with the science of reading.
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A Montana district curriculum and special education director shares 3 lessons learned from measuring the success of SEL and student behavior.
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When you allow the fear of a test to determine how you deliver instruction to English learners, you’re going to get it wrong, educator says.
Educator shares 7 ways to equip student-athletes to perform well so they'll find success both in sports and in life.
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