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As many educators prepare to return to work and welcome a new group of students for the new school year, it is a great time for us to reflect on classroom practices and look toward new ways of empowering our next group of students. Empowering our students is one of the greatest tasks and privileges … 
Danielle Acosta's curator insight,
September 7, 2019 7:09 PM
I found this article very interesting because it highlights the importance of implementing various techniques to keep children inspired and ready to learn in the classroom. It includes 6 different points, from giving choices to inspiring debate. Every child or adult learn and respond to information in their own way and this article serves as an example of how teachers and parents must teach their students or children. I think teachers and parents/guardians across America should read this article and use these 6 points to create intelligent, passionate, and unique critical thinkers.
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AJ Juliani, author of Empower: What Happens When Students Own Their Learning talks about the empowerment of students. How teachers can be the “guide on the ride” and help students find their passions. We can do this! Book Creator for Chrome. Previously on the 10-Minute Teacher, guests have mentioned Book Creator as one of their […]
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Once students are ready to write, different strategies for revision and publication will test and stretch their ability to think critically about their own work.
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As educators, we often feel like we aren’t doing our jobs if we don’t take people through the process and teach them every single thing they need to be successful. There is a tendency to model step…
Tien Pham's curator insight,
April 30, 2018 1:01 PM
Don't override your students' ability to explore the course materials by themselves by introducing them content and guidance much. I need to take this very strategically next time. That is to find the balance between good scaffolding and over scaffolding.
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Our words matter, especially the ones we say to our students. Here are 10 empowering messages to share with your kids in the toughest of times.
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There are about a million different ways to use all the great Google tools available for free in your classroom. Whether you’re bringing your classroom into the 21st century by making it paperless or AppSmashing, even the simplest of Google tools offers you a wide array of ways to use it. The Google suite of …
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