To prepare students with the skills that they need to be successful in the future, educators need to implement a variety of activities and digital tools. Students need to develop
Read MoreHave you ever walked into a classroom and found a sea of dioramas and wondered what students really learned? Was it worth the investment of time? Many of the existing
Read MoreI had the privilege of sharing a session last month called “The Future of Professional Learning” based on these previous blog posts. Admittedly I’m still parsing out in my
Read MoreThis is the fourth of four posts about project-based learning and the most commonly used frameworks for effective teaching. In my first post, I talked about how teachers can move
Read MoreIn this 6-part series, I'll be sharing best practices and advice from educators that I interview in my fifteen-minute online Bam! Radio Podcast; Practical PBL Strategies. In this
Read MoreThis is the third of four posts about project-based learning and the most commonly used frameworks for effective teaching. In my first post, I talked about how teachers can move
Read MoreOne reason why a large subset of students struggle in school is that they lack organization. These are the kids who do their homework but never turn it in. It
Read MoreJanuary 29th is National Puzzle Day. Solving puzzles helps you develop your problem-solving skills because puzzles use both the left and right sides of your brain. Besides improving problem-solving and
Read MoreIn this 6-part series, I'll be sharing best practices and advice from educators that I interview in my fifteen-minute online Bam! Radio Podcast; Practical PBL Strategies. In this
Read MoreIn this 6-part series, I'll be sharing best practices and advice from educators that I interview in my fifteen-minute online Bam! Radio Podcast; Practical PBL Strategies. My fourth
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