As Jamboard Sunsets, What Is on the Horizon?
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by MiddleWeb
2d ago
If you have been wondering how you can move on when Jamboard sunsets in December, Kathleen Palmieri has found a super next-generation tool developed through a collaboration of Google – FigJam by Figma – that offers easy transition and improved tools. See her overview and tips. The post As Jamboard Sunsets, What Is on the Horizon? first appeared on MiddleWeb ..read more
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Tactics for Landing Your First Teaching Job
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by Curtis Chandler
2d ago
As pre-service teachers anticipate their first classrooms, former Kansas TOY and teacher educator Curtis Chandler is ready with expert strategies to help them select the right schools and successfully complete the interview process. He stresses staying positive and being persistent. The post Tactics for Landing Your First Teaching Job first appeared on MiddleWeb ..read more
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Using 100-Word Stories for Expansive Writing
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by MiddleWeb
4d ago
100-Word Stories: A Short Form for Expansive Writing by Kim Culbertson and Grant Faulkner is a wonderful resource for teaching with micro texts and for helping students in levels 5-12 develop both writing and reading mastery, writes middle school ELA teacher Erin Corrigan-Smith. The post Using 100-Word Stories for Expansive Writing first appeared on MiddleWeb ..read more
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It May Be Developmental and Still Not Appropriate
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by MiddleWeb
6d ago
The missteps of middle schoolers may be "developmentally appropriate" but we still need to guide students to do better, writes school leader Jody Passanisi. "Students this age often rise to the expectations that are set for them. That is developmentally appropriate, too." The post It May Be Developmental and Still Not Appropriate first appeared on MiddleWeb ..read more
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7 Principles of a Heart-Centered Classroom
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by MiddleWeb
1w ago
Educator and author Regie Routman considers heart-centered principles that can help us go a long way to ensure that what we do and are asking our students and loved ones to do will result in personal and professional growth, gratitude, generosity, and even sparks of greatness. The post 7 Principles of a Heart-Centered Classroom first appeared on MiddleWeb ..read more
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What to Expect from AI in Class and Beyond
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by MiddleWeb
1w ago
After reading Co-Intelligence, Sarah Cooper is newly optimistic about the possibilities of AI in education – and trying to live more like a cyborg. Follow along as she inspects the author’s rules for co-intelligence, ways to personalize AI for educators, and how and if we might co-exist in the future. The post What to Expect from AI in Class and Beyond first appeared on MiddleWeb ..read more
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Use ‘Say Something’ to Boost Reader Response
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by MiddleWeb
2w ago
During this reading activity, partners think out loud, supported by active listening, to deepen their individual and shared understandings. Rather than reading without focus, this strategy teaches students to attend to their reading by stopping to “say something” at intervals. The post Use ‘Say Something’ to Boost Reader Response first appeared on MiddleWeb ..read more
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Teach the Writer First and the Writing Second
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by MiddleWeb
2w ago
Recognizing the gap between formal curriculum standards and the emotional and organizational hurdles of writing, Matt Renwick shares some of his ideas for student-centered strategies that acknowledge these challenges and equip students with tools they need to overcome them. The post Teach the Writer First and the Writing Second first appeared on MiddleWeb ..read more
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Teaching: The Best Job I Never Wanted
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by MiddleWeb
2w ago
Stephanie Farley was a reluctant adventurer 30 years ago when she took a teaching job "until something better" came along. To her surprise, she discovered a career that has given her the gifts of meaning, mastery and connection – "a powerfully engaging, ever-evolving vocation." The post Teaching: The Best Job I Never Wanted first appeared on MiddleWeb ..read more
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Strategies for Teaching Against Disinformation
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by MiddleWeb
2w ago
While making sure middle school students are media savvy is critical and the ideas in The Media-Savvy Middle School Classroom are supported by solid theory, educator Megan Balduf finds some lesson plans too esoteric for the middle school classroom and a packed ELA curriculum. The post Strategies for Teaching Against Disinformation first appeared on MiddleWeb ..read more
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