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40 MOST-READ ARTICLES
• June-August 2024 •
First-Week Activities My Math Classes Loved
6 Places to Find True Rigor in Your Classroom
Low-Prep and No-Prep Vocabulary Activities
Study Skills Strategies Middle Schoolers Need
Interactive Word Walls Enliven Vocabulary Learning
8 Strategies to Quickly Assess Prior Knowledge
Habit-Stacking Tips for Low-Key Summer Prep
7 Principles of a Heart-Centered Classroom
SEL Picture Books for Middle School Advisory
Humanizing Inclusive Classroom Management
I Can’t Hear You with All Your Talking
A Teacher’s Love Letter to Notice & Note
In a Million Words or Less, Tell Me About Your Child
10 Ways to Sabotage Your Classroom Management
Three Ways to Relieve Back-to-School ‘Overwhelm’
What to Expect from AI in Class and Beyond
Use ‘First 20 Days’ Planning to Prep Kids for Success
Can Teachers Measure Student Engagement?
What Research Tells Us About Classroom Decor
Teaching Students to Interrogate Photographs
Teaching Our Students to Value Their Strengths
3 Fun Activities for Teaching Statistics
Spelling Matters in Middle School, Too
How I Use Google Sheets to Organize Student Data
Teaching Our Students How to Be Text Savvy
How to Stage Socratic Seminars
Collaborative Instruction Energizes Co-Teaching
Effective 5-7 Minute Reading Conferences
Differentiate with the Station Rotation Model
Math: How to Differentiate the Teaching, Not the Task
Number Sense Builds a Strong Math Foundation
5 Reader Activities That Invite Higher Thinking
Translanguaging Can Be Part of Any Lesson
The Year I Figured Out Student Self-Assessment
How Teachers Create a Co-Teaching Power Zone
Engage and Motivate by Satisfying Student Needs
Give Students Writing Feedback That Works
Five Questions to Help Kids Become Critical Readers
Tiered Activities Make Math More Inclusive
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