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How to Build Quality Assessment
November 26, 2019
More than just a “test,” assessment is a continuous process of diagnosing existing student knowledge and readiness for learning, collecting both formal and informal data during lessons in real time, summative experiences, and using all of this information to drive the next day’s instruction.
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How to Collaborate With Parents to Improve Student Learning
November 05, 2019
Parent-teacher-student collaboration is crucial for student success not only in the classroom but also in life.
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6 Strategies for Improving Schoolwide Communication
October 09, 2019
No matter how many years you’ve been teaching or serving as an administrator, communication is always a
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3 Quick Tips for Teaching Communication Skills to Students
September 23, 2019
With the rise of phones and social media, it is even more essential that students learn how to effectively communicate with others. Check out these 3 tips for teaching communication skills to students.
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Personalized Learning Crash Course
September 23, 2019
Check out this post for a crash course on personalized learning. Learn everything from what it really means to examples to try in your own classroom.
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Schoology Exchange Roundup: Top 7 Reads for Communicating With Parents
September 19, 2019
According to the 2018-2019 State of Digital Learning survey, nearly 30% of teachers report that a lack of parent involvement is a top challenge for them. Check out seven of our best reads for communicating with, engaging, and involving parents in your school community.
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5 Ideas for Keeping Students Focused at the Beginning of the School Year
September 03, 2019
A new year has begun! Students crowd hallways looking for classrooms, forgetting locker combinations, and catching up with friends.
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5 Tips for Assuring Parents that Student Data is Protected
August 15, 2019
As educators, there is a responsibility not only to understand how technology impacts the privacy of our students and the protection of student data, but to institute best practices and communicate the issues and our rationale to parents and community members. Check out a few ways to assure and work with parents in your district that student data is appropriately protected.
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Beginning the School Year With a Growth Mindset
August 07, 2019
As educators, it is our job to help students change their fixed mindset to a growth mindset. Learn how!
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Your Guide to Setting Expectations for Learning as a First Year Teacher
July 31, 2019
Congratulations! You’ve arrived at your first year of teaching.