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Encourage participation in your Zoom lessons with polls.

Transitioning to teaching K-12 online requires a fundamental difference in technique, not just electronic tools.

Dr. Teitelbaum introduces www.noredink.com, a great online tool for grammar and punctuation instruction. Instead of spending hours correcting all your students' mistakes, make them responsible for learning how to correct their own.

Dr. Teitelbaum shares a free online tool that allows struggling readers to participate fully in discussions of even the most challenging texts.

To help students build on each other's ideas, try this adaptation of a Kagan structure that scaffolds speaking, listening, and critical thinking skills.

A family & consumer sciences teacher uses a combination of movement activities to introduce sewing tools to her students.

Students read short excerpts from a dense text and gradually build understanding before approaching the text in its entirety.

A simple approach to standardized test preparation that engages students' analytic and reading skills while increasing both rigor and engagement.

Students toss a ball while calling out components in a category or a sequence. This deceptively simple activity allows you to give students the frequent brain breaks you know they need while continuing to work with the content.

Two teachers turn a word problem into a short play. Your students can do the same and, in the process, gain a better understanding of multistep word problems as well as the elements of story.

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This simple technique encourages students to move beyond plot toward theme..

Increasing student talk in the Classroom!

Two middle grades teachers converse about shades of meaning and rank a list of words from most to least evasive.

What Makes a Good Thesis Statement?

Test Review with Quiz-Quiz-Trade

QQT variations and extensions

Quiz-Quiz-Trade for Reading Comprehension

Quiz-Quiz-Trade

A Color to Dye for

Jimbo Saves the Day (with Math)

Yes No Review

What to do About Missing Homework

Maximizing Student Focus Through Desk Orientation

Why won't my students do the work?

Principles of Differentiated Instruction

Breaking the Cycle of Misbehavior

What is the Zone of Proximal Development

Defining "data" and "formative assessment"