Learning Lab: A Just Right Rubric
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Learning Lab: A Just Right Rubric

Learning Lab serves as an opportunity to attain a specific strategy, lesson idea, or resource for your classroom. Everyday educators find a variety of activities that work in the classroom.…
5 Questions with… Gregg Breinberg
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5 Questions with… Gregg Breinberg

Several years ago when I was still a classroom teacher, I stumbled across the following video from students at PS22 in New York: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maVIZ30GPGU The video served as an inspiration…
Using “Small” Data in the Classroom
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Using “Small” Data in the Classroom

Last week was the 9th annual MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference held in Boston. Each year, sports executives, experts, and students gather to discuss the increasing role of data analytics…
5 Questions with… Jay Billy
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5 Questions with… Jay Billy

Last week, I had the opportunity to participate in #satchatwc, which was facilitated by Principal Jay Billy. During the chat, Jay led educators in sharing their favorite quotes and graphics…
How Do We Engage Families?
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How Do We Engage Families?

Last Thursday evening, more than 100 people braved the frigid and snowy New Jersey weather to attend our District Family STEM Night. A combination of parents, students, and teachers gathered…
5 Questions with … Dr. Mary Howard
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5 Questions with … Dr. Mary Howard

Each week, the #G2Great Twitter chat based on Dr. Mary Howard's book Good to Great Teaching: Focusing on the Literacy Work that Matters is hosted on Thursday evenings. The chat is usually a lively…
Reflections from Edcamp
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Reflections from Edcamp

“If you have an apple and I have an apple and we exchange these apples then you and I will still each have one apple. But if you have an…