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A Simple Lesson Structure for Fostering Student Engagement #engaginglitminds

Reading By Example

Beginning dialogic engagement in the classroom simply requires getting children invested in an issue they can relate to and on which they have different perspectives and helping them engage each other’s perspectives. Engaging Literate Minds, pg. Last week our school surveyed almost 100 families about remote instruction.

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Scaling-up high-dosage tutoring is crucial to students’ academic success

eSchool News

As a bonus, these sessions can allow educators more opportunities to measure student achievement through informal assessments, potentially providing new holistic accountability measures. 23 Estimates suggest districts must spend between $1,200 and $2,500 per student each year to provide high-dosage tutoring effectively.

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Teaching AP Students Remotely: What Does It Look Like?

EdTechTeacher

Academic resources and strategies for different content areas and specialized student populations will need to be developed and implemented. The focus of today’s article is remote learning for high school Advanced Placement students. Remote Learning AP Culture of Assessment. image courtesy of The College Board).

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Authentic Assessments to Support Teaching and Learning

edWeb.net

We, as edtech leaders and classroom teachers, must explore pathways where assessments support teaching and learning in the 21st century. Authentic assessments are always about the connections we make with students, each other, and the broader community as indicated in a Gallup poll. But What About Technology?

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Student Engagement Still Low in U.S. Schools

Reading By Example

I don’t often repost other bloggers’ content, so when I do… Scott McLeod shared on his blog survey results from Gallup about the level of engagement in learning that secondary students are experiencing. These results say more about education than any test score might reveal.

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As students return to college, a basic question persists: What are they learning?

The Hechinger Report

Yet “even as they teach their students to back up their claims with evidence, they don’t have much evidence to back up those claims.”. Only 42 percent of alumni in a nationwide survey strongly agreed that they were challenged academically in college. We’ve never really had to demonstrate our learning,” said McCormick.

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Initial Findings After Implementing Digital Student Portfolios in Elementary Classrooms

Reading By Example

We used three strategies to assess growth from fall to spring: Instructional walk trends, student engagement surveys, and digital student portfolios. Engagement surveys: Reading, specifically self-concept as a reader, the importance of reading, and sharing our reading lives.