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…share their own thoughts and ideas.” Projects: Students learn through inquiry about aspects of the world around them, and one way to enact student-centered inquiry is through project-based learning. Read…
…share their own thoughts and ideas.” Projects: Students learn through inquiry about aspects of the world around them, and one way to enact student-centered inquiry is through project-based learning. Read…
…at the same time? I eventually shifted my guilty stance and worked out a way. For me, teaching grammar in context means considering what aspects of language would most benefit…
…Relevance, and Reinforcement” in The English Journal shares that one of the most important concepts for students to grasp is the interconnectedness of inductive and deductive reasoning. To teach the…
…by people of color and first/native nations authors and illustrators. Retrieved from https://ccbc.education.wisc.edu/books/pcstats.asp. Myers, C. (2013, August 6). Young dreamers. The horn book. Retrieved from https://www.hbook.com/2013/08/authors-illustrators/young-dreamers/ Read the full article,…
…my grasp. My mind wanders, then returns, for I have remembered my adoration for the life in the reality, set in my haven that provides my remembrance, from the serene…
This post is written by member Chawanna Bethany Chambers. I’m nearly ten years removed from the freshly minted, aspiring teacher that I was in December 2007 after graduating Magna Cum…
…incomprehensibly in a faraway desert. As we read, Malala systematically challenged every aspect of our one story of the Middle East. Pakistan, a predominantly Muslim country, elected a female prime…
…were aspects of my undergraduate education I do cherish. As a student, I excelled academically when I had my accommodations and was deeply involved in campus life. My work was…
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