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Educator Insights, Curriculum Development | September 24, 2018
Beyond The Textbook – Instructional Material for History Curriculum
As a teacher, I’ve found that the most important step in successfully planning my history curriculum is owning the instructional material I want to teach.
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Educator Insights, Curriculum Development | September 19, 2018
How Service Learning Fueled a Teacher's Unit of Inquiry
This is a unit of inquiry framework that other schools can modify to integrate curricular connections, service learning, and school community
Teaching Strategies, Educator Insights | September 17, 2018
Bring the World to Your Classroom by Teaching Literature
Teaching literature places students in an enviable position for whatever lies ahead in their lives. by developing skills such as empathy and creativity
Educator Insights, Product Updates, Curriculum Development | September 12, 2018
Design 21st Century Learners with Project-Based Learning
Teaching Strategies, Educator Insights | September 11, 2018
Risky Play and Its Impact on Learning and Development
Play has become increasingly regulated and controlled, but appropriate risky play comes with many benefits for child learning and development
Educator Insights, Curriculum Development | September 4, 2018
A Learning Map Connects Instructional Planning & Student Learning
The use of learning maps and backward planning are inherently complementary and provide context, promote inquiry, and guide instruction
Educator Insights, Admissions Practices, Partners & Integrations, Curriculum Development, PD Team Insights, Standards | August 27, 2018
Improving your Admissions Landing Page to Drive Enrolment
Learn one school's process for creating vertical alignment in curriculum that emphasizes quality assessments and consistency in structures and expectations
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Educator Insights, School Leadership | August 14, 2018
School Improvement is Hard – Let This Rubric Help You
Learn how the power of a rubric can help your school improve
Educator Insights, Curriculum Development | August 6, 2018
How Schools Plan Formative and Summative Common Assessments
How can you use your curriculum to create common assessments, whether they re formative or summative. And what is the difference
Teaching Strategies, Educator Insights | August 2, 2018
A Class Activity for Drawing Students into the History of Theatre
Unless it is relevant, meaningful or engaging, history can seem like useless information receding ceaselessly into the distance
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