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? It’s #TeacherWisdomWednesday! Here’s a quick teaching tip from a seasoned pro: "The best way to teach is to never stop learning." ?? What’s one piece of wisdom you’ve gained from your years in the classroom? Share it in the comments below! #TeacherWisdom #AlwaysLearning #TeachingTips

Have you ever tried reflective practice? Reflecting on your actions and outcomes is a great way to identify strengths and areas for growth. But why stop there? This free resource takes it one step further, pairing reflection with classroom observation for deeper insights. ??Visit the link to start your journey toward professional growth: https://lnkd.in/eJTytsXc

Realizing you need to differentiate and knowing how to implement it are two very different things. Read the story of a teacher who turned to differentiation in order to meet the different needs, abilities, and interests of her students. The post includes a link to a free PL session so you and your team can experience differentiation while learning about it. ?? https://lnkd.in/etQciMwY

Have your students been reading from a screen for a while? Or are they in the middle of a long writing process? Active learning can get them on their feet collaborating and brainstorming to evaluate and share what they've learned. Our free resource will get you started with a comprehensive list of top active learning strategies, examples, and implementation options. Download now! ??? ?? https://lnkd.in/es4fcghY #ActiveLearning #TeacherResources #EngagedLearning #FreeDownload

??Students often feel like learning and grades are things that happen to them. They don't see themselves as partners in the process and, even worse, they often aren't sure what the goal of an assignment is. Read this post to learn how the feedback cycle can help your students get involved in setting goals, evaluating their progress, and determining the next step. ?? https://lnkd.in/exMgAPPj

Great teaching doesn’t just happen; it’s the result of continuous reflection and growth. Reflective practice allows educators to assess what works, what doesn’t, and how to evolve in their teaching methods. ? Tip: Set aside 10 minutes at the end of each week to jot down what went well and what could be improved. Over time, this habit can lead to significant changes in your teaching style and student outcomes. Ready to reflect? Start this week and see the difference! #TeacherWisdomWednesdays #ReflectivePractice #TeachingTips #EdTech #TeacherGrowth #ContinuousImprovement

Question for math teachers: Do some of your students struggle with math fundamentals? Providing feedback is a great way to check in with them. Try our free effective feedback resource (created specifically for math teachers!) for some ideas. This free resource will help you keep students on track when they feel like adding rational expressions is anything but rational. ?? https://lnkd.in/e4R-93De Do you have a favorite math teacher? Tag them below and tell them thank you!

Every teacher’s survival kit: coffee, red pen, their favorite lesson planning resources.. and their colleague in the classroom next door? What would you add? ????? #TeacherLife #TeacherHumor #BackToSchool

At the beginning of the school year, it can be hard to get back into the routine of creating lesson plans and sharing feedback. But we know you've got this! Thank you for all that you do. Tag a teacher you're thankful for. #TeacherMotivation #EducationLife #TeacherLife

The start of the school year is a great time to set up your classroom in a way that works for you and increases student engagement. This blog post shares some ideas, as well as links to resources that will help get your school year off to a great start. ?? https://lnkd.in/etJuXHsg #ClassroomSetup #StudentEngagement #BackToSchoolTips