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Tips for Teaching Social Studies in Remote or Hybrid Classrooms
By Alex Valacer
At the start of remote learning in the spring, my district was delayed in announcing its official plan because of the need to distribute adequate technology. During this delay, a colleague and I ...
Read MoreI sometimes get asked the question, “What are you guys really up to at LINC?” I sometimes ask the question back, curiously, “Well, what are you up to at your school?” It is at that point that I often ...
Read MorePLCs for the First Year 21st Century Teacher
By Charity Dodd
Recently I spoke with an educator who asked for support in creating a Professional Learning Community (PLC) for first-year teachers in her building. What a great idea! I remember not even feeling the ...
Read MoreThe Potential of Equitable Classrooms: Moving Beyond Tranquilized Obviousness
By Cassondra Corbin-Thaddies
I recently conducted training with a group of principals focused on equity in classrooms. The principals were quite interested in learning how to make equity a reality in their schools and were ...
Read MoreWhy Professional Learning Communities?
Read MoreWhen I first stepped into a leadership role within a school where I had been a teacher, I made several mistakes. Innovation was at the center of my vision for the school’s path forward and I saw a ...
Read MoreDon’t Let Perfect Be the Enemy of Trying Anything
By Jason Green
I sat with a teacher a few weeks ago that was confronted with a very common classroom challenge - how to create more differentiation in her classroom to better reach all of her students. She was ...
Read MoreTeaching the Arts in Remote or Hybrid Learning Environments
By Rohiatou Siby
In the spring, like most teachers, I scrambled to find ways to engage my students. As a dance teacher, students enjoyed my class in the school building. Due to alternate-day schedules, students would ...
Read MoreBuilding Deeper Connections in the Classroom
By Carolyn Hanser
In my first year of teaching, I taught a kindergarten class of eighteen students. If someone asked me about my class I’d first tell them about the small class size, then I’d share that twelve of the ...
Read MoreAs a principal, I hosted many students who were asked by their teachers to “take a break” from their classrooms due to misbehavior. When this happened, I started with student reflection, having them ...
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