A Look Back: Home Culture Project – With New Examples & Student Handouts!
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A Look Back: An Outline For How Students Can Learn To Write Essays Inductively
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A Look Back: Another Study Finds Eliciting Explanations From Students Is More Effective Than Telling Them
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A Look Back: Twelve Ways ELLs – & Anyone Else – Can Read & Demonstrate Understanding Of A Textbook
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A Look Back – This May Have Potential: Teachers Doing Low-Stakes Observations Of Their Colleagues Resulted In Improvements For Both
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A Look Back: Ways To Turn A Bad Teacher-Student Relationship Into A Good One
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A Look Back: Here’s My Short Unit On Folktales – Including Student Handouts
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A Look Back: Interesting Study On Percentage Of Time Students Are “Off-Task”
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A Look Back: Teachers Might Find This List Of ELL Accommodations Useful…
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A Look Back: New Study Finds A Specific Form Of “Collaboration” Gets The Best Results
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A Look Back: “Giving Thanks: Eleven Key People Who Changed My Professional Career(s) — For The Better!”
(Editor’s Note: I originally shared a version of this piece in 2014, and thought it...
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A Look Back: Google’s “Interpreter Mode” Makes It Easier For Teachers & Parents To Talk If They Don’t Speak Each Other’s Languages
I thought that new – and veteran – readers might find it interesting if I began sharing my best...
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