…fluency. Get Inspired with a Mini Inquiry Cycles of inquiry make for wonderful long-term learning, but single period mini inquiries are another way to incite active wondering in the classroom….
…the field of psychology. After thinking about it, she experimented with writing about puzzle pieces: how she frequently thought about human behavior in terms of puzzle pieces that fit together…
…making text-to-text connections, making inferences, visualizing, determining the main idea, and questioning, thus expanding their critical thinking skills. Both in terms of instructional benefits and student experience, Edpuzzle has been…
…in one concentrated environment. My term began in December 2014, and I got right to work. I imagined I would be able to support my school district’s best efforts to…
…“The term feedback is often used to describe all kinds of comments made after the fact, including advice, praise, and evaluation. But none of these are feedback, strictly speaking.” At…
…essay: who am I? In that context, what a name means, in both literal and figurative terms, helps establish the theme. Annie Dillard uses repetition of “wings” and “crawled” to…
…a life that will demand fluency in English. We think in terms of three sets of students. First, are the more academic students in middle school and high school who…
…get started. The list above is just the tip of the iceberg in terms of what you can find on the Exchange. Check out all the stakeholders who have contributed…
…is a project that will help students engage in multicultural education in terms of understanding the experiences of others as well as highlighting the importance of sharing one’s reflections with…
…but it also offered, in Beckhoff’s terms, “precooked and predigested” news that allowed readers to “relax into a comfortable groove.”[3] This may have been the experience millions of Americans were…
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