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5 More Easy Brain Breaks for Your Classroom

5 More Easy Brain Breaks for Your Classroom

4 Ways to Build Relationships That Matter

4 Ways to Build Relationships That Matter

4 Ways to Use Improv to Teach

4 Ways to Use Improv to Teach

The Oculus Quest: Why It Is a Game Changer

The Oculus Quest: Why It Is a Game Changer

5 Ways to Step Back into the Classroom Better Than We Ever Were Before

5 Ways to Step Back into the Classroom Better Than We Ever Were Before

The E4Effort App: Working to Add a Measurement that Works

5 Ways to Curate Texts That Inspire Readers

5 Ways to Curate Texts That Inspire Readers

Equity Programs in New York State

Equity Programs in New York State

How to Give Teachers Choice in Professional Development

Giving Teachers Choice in their Professional Development

Secrets for Fun, Engaging Computer Science that Changes Kids Lives

Secrets for Fun, Engaging Computer Science that Changes Kids Lives

Using Amusement Parks, Mud Runs, and Escape Rooms to Inspire Your Classroom

Using Amusement Parks, Mud Runs, and Escape Rooms to Inspire Your Classroom

5 Ways to Step Back from Burnout

5 Ways to Step Back from Teacher Burnout

Opportunities for Genuine Student Leadership

Creating Real Opportunities for Student Leadership

Speed Presentations: Help Students Improve Presentation Skills Rapidly

Speed Presentations: Help Students Improve Presentation Skills Rapidly

How Turning on Location Services Could Save Your Life

How Turning on Location Services Could Save Your Life

Close the Attitude Gap – Build a Bond from Day One

Closing the Attitude Gap – Building a Bond from Day One

5 Strategies for Coaching Instructional Excellence

5 Strategies for Coaching Instructional Excellence

Effective Grouping Strategies in the Classroom

Effective Grouping Strategies in the Classroom

A Quick Way to Make Groups

Breakout EDU in Adult PD and College Education

Breakout EDU in Adult PD and College Education

5 Ways to Bring #Breakoutedu into Your Classroom (on a budget)

STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Tyler - a 7th Grade App Builder Spurred on By Genius Hour

STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Tyler – a 7th Grade App Builder Spurred on By Genius Hour

7 Ideas for Student Genius Hour and Passion Projects

Motivation to Thrive Your First Few Years of Teaching

Motivation to Thrive Your First Few Years of Teaching

8 Ways to Help New Teachers Thrive (and Veteran Teachers Too!)

The Human Side of Change in Education

The Human Side of Change in Education

What Every Teacher Needs to Know About Teen Dating Abuse