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Applying "The New Classroom Instruction That Works" in the Classroom
by Justin LiendoLearn how the Marzano teaching strategies from The New Classroom Instruction That Works can be applied in real classrooms. Discover practical examples using reusable dry erase flipcharts to support student engagement, retrieval practice, collaboration, and visual learning.
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Book Study: Teaching for Thinking
by Andrew JorgensenFostering Mathematical Teaching Practices Through Reasoning Routines Chapter 1: Teaching for Thinking In the compelling opening chapter of Teachin... -
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Book Study: EduProtocol Field Guide Math Edition
by Ana MiglianoChapter 1: How Lisa and Jeremiah Got Here Lisa was inspired by Jon Corippo's 8 p*ARTS EduProtocol and adapted it for math by creating "Mat... -
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Student Agency and Optimizing Opportunities
by Ana MiglianoOn this particular day, there were teachers from the Junior High that came by. They loved getting the students up and using the vertical non-permanent surfaces around the room. Seeing how it was managed, the teachers were not as intimated to try the approach, as long as they could get the flipcharts to make it happen. They love the conversations between the students, and how I was able to redirect and ask reflective questions to help the students make the progress needed.
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