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Leadership, Social-Emotional Learning, Teaching Methods

Back-to-School Behavior Checklists

July 8, 2016
author: Jessica and John Hannigan

As we gear up for the return of the school year, it is easy for much preparation to be spent addressing the physical components of a school and/or classroom (Is the classroom decorated? Do we have enough desks? Is the school presentable?), rather than designing

Teaching Methods

Returning (Thoughtfully and Carefully) to School

January 4, 2016
author: Tom Hierck

I sincerely hope that anyone reading this had a wonderful and relaxing break over the holiday season filled with special moments with family and friends. I’ve come to realize that is not likely the reality for many of our kids and I know that as we

Teaching Methods

Book Review: The New Teacher Revolution by Josh Stumpenhorst

September 24, 2015
author: Laura Von Staden

This post was originally published on Middleweb.com. Education for a New Generation of Learners I have one complaint about this book – its title. The word “new” in the title may be confusing enough to discourage veteran teachers from reading it, even assuming the publisher and author

Leadership, Professional Learning

We Need to Work Together and Be Mature About It

September 23, 2015
author: Jennifer Abrams

This past month I facilitated groups who were getting ready for the school year, getting ready to go off to their first staff meetings, department meetings, district meetings.  They were excited and readying themselves for the ‘beginning of school.’  They were also ‘steeling themselves’ for

Technology

Building Relationships in the New School Year: How EdTech Can Help

August 25, 2015
author: Kerry Gallagher

The beginning of school year has always been the reason for both excitement and—yes, I’ll admit it—a bit of dread for me. Of course, it holds so much promise. Teachers have new creative ideas up their sleeves. Students walk in the front doors with high

Teaching Methods

Going (Thoughtfully and Carefully) Back to School

August 13, 2015
author: Tom Hierck

I sincerely hope that anyone reading this had a wonderful and relaxing summer break filled with many opportunities to be with family and friends. I’ve come to realize that is not likely the reality for many of our kids, and I know that as we

STEM, Technology

What Is Your School’s Innovation Strategy?

August 11, 2015
author: Laura Flemming

This post was originally published on Worlds of Learning. Companies valuing innovation are on the rise, therefore, it is our responsibility as educators to prepare our students for the future they will face.  I recently read an article published in the Harvard Business Review titled, You Need an Innovation

Parent-Teacher Conferences
Teaching Methods

Parent-Teacher Conferences – Something’s Got to Give!

August 10, 2015
author: Mary Jane O'Connell and Kara L. Vandas

This article was originally published on Finding Common Ground. How many of us have sat through pointless or less-than-informational parent-teacher conferences?  It often goes a little something like this:  Mom asks, “How is Jeff doing in your class?  I see he earned a “C,” and I

Back to School
Professional Learning

5 Must-Have Resources for Back to School

September 1, 2014
author: Ariel Bartlett

You're probably going back to school soon, if you haven't already. Be sure to check out these great resources recommended by some of Corwin's staff! Use discount code N148B7 at check out.   Student Voice by Russ Quaglia and Mickey Corso Sure, you may be listening to

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