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Do we value #teaching as an important profession in the United States?
It might be hard to affirmatively answer this question in the midst of a growing number of teacher strikes aroundContinue Reading
Lesson 5: What I learned about teaching from Madeline Hunter?
In Chapter 6 from the Robin Hunter’s book, Mastery Teaching, he writes about the importance of understanding that neuroscience informsContinue Reading
Brene Brown @onbeing reflects on true belonging: how can we help all students truly belong in their school communities?
Krista Tippett interviewed Brene Brown on On Being in a fascinating piece, Strong Back, Soft Front, Wild Heart, dealing with theContinue Reading
Does #tracking students label them for life?
I have always struggled with the practice in schools of ability tracking students. Gifted, not gifted, honors, non-honors, AP, non-AP,Continue Reading
Lesson 4: What I learned about teaching from Madeline Hunter?
In Chapter 5 of Robin Hunter’s book, Madeline Hunter’s Mastery Teaching, he reflects on the importance of providing students withContinue Reading
Lesson 3: What I learned about teaching from Madeline Hunter?
Madeline Hunter was focused on strategies teachers could use to “get students ready for learning.” Robin Hunter, in the bookContinue Reading
