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Creative Tools for Teachers: Discover the Adobe Education Exchange

You may know Adobe for their industry-leading graphics and photography editing tools, but did you know that they also offer a wide range of other[...]
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Adapt These Creative Strategies for Your Own Classroom Use: A Step-by-Step Guide

How can you infuse creativity into your classroom? Working with technology doesn’t have to be confusing. If you’re using the right tools, you can[...]
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5 Strategies to Increase Student Motivation

As we wrap up another school year, teachers often note a marked decline in student motivation as the weather warms and the promise of summer fun[...]
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A Coach’s Favorite Strategies for Math Retention

As educators, many of us have felt the frustration of having taught a math unit only to discover that as weeks or months go by students have lost the[...]
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15+ Strategies to Help With Student Accountability

Education has shifted; although many schools are back to teaching in person, educators know that components of hybrid and virtual learning are here[...]
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Keep Talking: Making Math Conversations Central to Your Student-Centered Classroom

Being a math teacher is hard. Many students will quickly tell you that math is their least favorite subject. Classes are often large and filled with[...]
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Closing Learning Gaps Through Trauma-Informed Teaching

As educators and leaders, we have a lot on our plates and closing learning gaps can feel like an overwhelmingly large task, especially part way[...]
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Try-Measure-Learn: The Coaching Process in Action

In my work as a coach, I have the privilege of working with teachers at all stages of their career and at all levels of practice. While I am of the[...]
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What Can Teachers Do In Spring to Combat Summer Learning Loss?

With the challenges facing educators today, including virtual instruction, hybrid classrooms, high absenteeism, and teacher shortages, teachers have[...]
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It’s Not About You (And Other Keys To Classroom De-escalation)

Mental health issues are on the rise among our students. Teachers are seeing new and escalating behavior ranging from students acting younger than[...]
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