High Yield Strategy: Setting Objectives and Providing Feedback
My household is a place where food is important (as you can probably attest by my girth). Each weekend, weContinue Reading
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My household is a place where food is important (as you can probably attest by my girth). Each weekend, weContinue Reading
Homework is a hotly debated and often researched topic among educators. There seems to be a rather significant divide atContinue Reading
As a middle school and high school choir director, I frequently walked throughout the ensemble during a rehearsal to hearContinue Reading
I’m sure you’ve heard the old adage, “Practice makes perfect.” While it rolls nicely off the tongue, it is notContinue Reading
Instructional feedback for students is essential to their growth, and instructional feedback has been extensively researched over the past severalContinue Reading
Over the past several weekends, I’ve been volunteering my time to help a young couple with a home makeover project. Continue Reading
Many people have probably heard someone say they were “right brained” or “left brained.” While it is true that someContinue Reading
Students, teachers, and parents commonly question how individual students will be assessed during project based teaching. In her book ProjectContinue Reading
Two summers ago my family and I had the pleasure of visiting the MIT Museum in Boston (https://mitmuseum.mit.edu). The museumContinue Reading
According to Glen Pearsall in a recent article published in Educational Leadership, teachers work on average teachers work 14 moreContinue Reading