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Building a Strong MTSS Framework: The FOUR Essential Assessment Elements
Schools and districts can establish strong systems to ensure students receive targeted instruction and support.
Brian Lovell
Jun 23 min read
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Reignite Your Passion for Teaching: Summer Plans to Renew Your Love for Math (and Science)
Summer is the perfect time to rekindle your love for math and science.

Bill Reed
May 125 min read
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The Growing Need to Support Multilingual Families
For multilingual families, language loss is a real and pressing concern. How do we create a bridge between languages instead of a barrier?

Amanda Crecelius
May 54 min read
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5 Powerful Reasons to Use Number Talks in Your Elementary Classroom
Welcome to the world of number talks, where building number sense becomes a daily, dynamic conversation that empowers every student to becom
Betsy Breedlove
Apr 214 min read
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To Use AI with Students – or – Not to Use AI with Students? The Ongoing Debate: AI in the Classroom
As educators, we must ask ourselves: How can we appropriately integrate AI into our classrooms?

Bill Reed
Apr 144 min read
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Doing More with Less: Why Special Education Program Evaluation Matters Now More Than Ever
Special education programs are more than just mandated services; they are investments in our students' futures.
Dr. Reneae Staley
Apr 73 min read
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Supporting Students During High-Stakes Tests: Strategies for Success
Supporting Students During High-Stakes Tests

April Connelley
Apr 73 min read
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Scaffolding Writing Instruction: 5 Tips for Building Skills Without Lowering Expectations
When writing is the specific learning standard, the goal remains clear: students must demonstrate their ability to write.
Dr. Wendy Wells
Mar 173 min read
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Revitalize Your Passion for Teaching: Self-Care and Reconnecting with Your Subject
By indulging in your subject and engaging in positive habits, you can reignite your passion and maintain a healthy mindset.

Bill Reed
Mar 103 min read
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5 Top Tips to Ensure Active Learning by Your Students
To prepare students for this modern world, we must shift away from passive, "sit-and-get" instruction and focus on cultivating active learne

Bill Reed
Feb 103 min read
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