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Connecting Ellis Island and Immigration to Historical Fiction in the Upper Elementary Classroom

Connecting Ellis Island and Immigration to Historical Fiction in the Upper Elementary Classroom

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post by Jackie Epler, 2018-2019 Associate of The Educator Collaborative Connecting Ellis Island and Immigration to Historical Fiction in the Upper Elementary Classroom As educators, we all have our favorite ... Read more
Don’t Hang Art on the Walls Until the Furniture is in Place: Using Teaching Tools to Build the Frames of Our Unit

Don’t Hang Art on the Walls Until the Furniture is in Place: Using Teaching Tools to Build the Frames of Our Unit

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by Kate Roberts, The Educator Collaborative Network Member Register to watch Kate Roberts and Kristi Mraz’s 2018-2019 Study Series Session, “Making Reading Conferring Work,” on-demand through June 30, 2019.   ... Read more
Kids Take the Lead: Flipping Small Group Work, Putting Students’ Learning Front and Center

Kids Take the Lead: Flipping Small Group Work, Putting Students’ Learning Front and Center

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by Peter Gangi, Literacy Coach and guest contributor, with Maggie Beattie Roberts, The Educator Collaborative Network Member Register to watch Maggie Beattie Roberts and guest young adult author, Karuna Riazi,’s 2018-2019 ... Read more
Building Classroom Communities: The Power of Language

Building Classroom Communities: The Power of Language

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“Words shape how we see ourselves and our actions. Words set a path for how we might act in the future. Words can empower us or destroy us.” – Kristi ... Read more
Questioning the Practice of Questioning

Questioning the Practice of Questioning

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Too often “the question” becomes more important than the actual process of questioning. – Christopher Lehman Share this: ... Read more