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Working alongside K-12 educators to bring imaginative, transformative opportunities to schools. Hosts of the #TeachingToday podcast — new each week!

Teachers College, Columbia U
Joined November 2011
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Center for Professional Education of Teachers
3 years
Engaging students in reflective writing is a small task that can have a big impact. #edchat
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Help students gain awareness of and ownership over their own learning.
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Center for Professional Education of Teachers
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Project-based instruction is a fantastic way to create learning experiences that are reflective and responsive to your students’ needs. Check out three considerations that can help jumpstart your instructional design. #edchat
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Three entry points for designing project-based, student-centered instruction.
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Center for Professional Education of Teachers
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Before reacting to students, ask yourself: ​ What’s happening? What is the catalyst? What action should I take? #edchat
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Three ways we can de-escalate conflicts and maximize positive learning opportunities for students.
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Center for Professional Education of Teachers
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Test-taking environments require a special kind of endurance from students, as they test not only their knowledge but their ability to persevere through challenges. How can you help them access these skills?
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Creating healthy habits to build perseverance is a practice that students can apply across all content areas, as well as life inside and outside of the classroom.
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Non-confrontational strategies that encourage students to redirect their energy and help keep your classroom running smoothly. #edchat
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Subtle ways to help redirect your students.
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Center for Professional Education of Teachers
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It can be challenging for students to explore empathy for one another in the classroom — but asking them to engage in a game of believing can help open their minds to others' perspectives.
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Build a classroom culture that encourages active listening and a willingness to consider others' perspectives. ​​
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Finding the right moment to reveal correct answers can mean the difference between bypassing valuable insights and setting your students up for success.
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How the timing of checks for understanding can impact what you learn about student comprehension.
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Center for Professional Education of Teachers
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One educator's experience with shifting from teacher-as-knower to teacher-as-facilitator, in service of providing authentic learning opportunities for her students.
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Reimagine your role in the classroom in service of creating more opportunities for authentic learning.
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Center for Professional Education of Teachers
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How can you navigate a shift from teaching to coaching? Two teacher leaders weigh in on the keys to success.
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Advice from the field on how to navigate the shift from teaching to coaching.
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Center for Professional Education of Teachers
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Six steps for facilitating student conferences that will help you offer customized instruction aimed at advancing their learning.
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​Engage meaningfully and gain insight that will support both your instruction and students' growth.
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G. Faith Little, Initiative Director of 21st Century Learning at CPET, explores ways to start, structure, and measure success for communities of practice within school communities.
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Center for Professional Education of Teachers
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Rituals and routines that can encourage students to feel safe and supported as they explore writing in the classroom.
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Promising practices that can help nurture confident, capable student writers.
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Center for Professional Education of Teachers
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In her piece for @CenterNYC, Dr. @RLKANG asks: If we’re changing the rules of the testing game, why not instead create a clean slate for all schools and set a new baseline for accountability?
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An “emergency” remedy adopted by the State Board of Regents does no harm – but doesn’t do enough good, either.
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Center for Professional Education of Teachers
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A collection of on and offline formative assessment resources that can help provide both instant and thoughtful feedback.
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Assess and address students' misunderstandings and misconceptions.
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Center for Professional Education of Teachers
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Our final episode of 2022 is out! Tune in as we look back at some of the best motivations, insights, and promising practices that we've published this year in support of K-12 educators. https://t.co/BzZO1F4ngV
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Center for Professional Education of Teachers
3 years
A look at three ways in which teachers can influence student engagement in literacy.
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​Exploring the connection between instructional autonomy and student engagement.
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Center for Professional Education of Teachers
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Reading & assessing student work is an essential step in meeting their needs — our team weighs in on how to keep the process efficient and effective. Let us know what's worked for you!
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Reading and responding to students' work is a necessary step in meeting their needs.
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Center for Professional Education of Teachers
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A step-by-step look at how teachers can plan, practice, and implement student-led discussions in the classroom.
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How to implement discussion opportunities that help students solidify their learning and connect with peers.
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Center for Professional Education of Teachers
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Rigor has become a topic of particular interest for school leaders this year — but what does it look like to incorporate rigorous work in the classroom? We investigate with our partners at @BtechSchool. https://t.co/njTcXDnjkG
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How one high school is constructing their own definition of rigor, in service of developing high expectations and meaningful work for students.
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We dive into the most essential factors that can determine a student's level of engagement in literacy settings.
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