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Why try this approach to asking questions? It can cultivate a math classroom where everyone’s contributions are valued—and mistakes are embraced as part of the learning process. 🙌
Embedding global education in your curriculum doesn’t have to be complicated—and it doesn’t require you to travel the world, either! 🧳
@MrCourtneyRm801
shares strategies for engaging students in multicultural perspectives:
💪 Lean into the power of project-based learning with all our
#PBL
resources. No matter your content area or grade level, there’s sure to be something for you!
Edutopia’s
@dalorleon
asked our community for lesson ideas that make math more relevant to students—and followed up with one teacher who created an entire month-long math unit dedicated to financial literacy. 💸 Here’s how you can recreate it:
When a school is struggling, what does it take to turn it around?
To find out, Edutopia contributing editor
@brcollins27
spoke with an award-winning principal about how school leaders can transform school life—from curriculum to instruction to culture:
These strategies for supporting long-term
#ELLs
don’t require extra supplies or much prep. “They simply work in classrooms to benefit all learners,”
@MrsSaid17
writes. 🤩 Check them out:
Compared to other learning disabilities like dyslexia and ADHD, dysgraphia is still not well understood. But there are some early signs you can look out for—and some tactics you might adopt to support students. ✏️
Is student engagement going a bit downhill as the end of the year approaches? ⛷️ These activities from
@Rdene915
can boost motivation *and* participation:
🌎 Learning about myths helps students better understand world cultures.
✍️ Retelling those myths gets students to develop their creative writing skills—and connect with their cultural identities.