A Look Back: Another Reason iSLCollective Is One Of Top Sites For ELLs – Their New Online Homework Feature!
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A Look Back: New Study Suggests That It Takes 25% Of People To Turn Minority Opinion Into Majority One
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A Look Back: “4 Fun Ways to Practice Short Oral Presentations”
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A Look Back: New Study Shows Learning About Growth Mindset At Start Of Ninth-Grade Increases Resilience
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A Look Back: Interesting Study On Percentage Of Time Students Are “Off-Task”
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A Look Back: New Study Finds That Using Cellphones During Lectures Hurt Exam Scores, But That’s Not The Most Important Result
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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: Two “Writing Frames” For ELLs & Everybody Else
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A Look Back: Teachers Might Find This List Of ELL Accommodations Useful…
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A Look Back: Here’s An Animated Video We Did With Education Week On Differentiated Instruction
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A Look Back: I Think This New NPR Video Is A ‘Must-Watch’ For Every Teacher: “The Power of Expectations”
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A Look Back: Leading With Inquiry, Not Judgment
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