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The Power of Claim-Evidence-Question

Catlin Tucker

Using Claim-Evidence-Question at the Elementary Level Literature Analysis: After reading a story or book, students make a claim about a central theme or main character’s motivations, provide evidence from the text, and pose questions about the main idea or character.

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Embracing diversity in the classroom: Strategies for inclusive education

Hapara

A recent UNESCO report showed that across the nation, elementary and secondary students with disabilities experience higher rates of violence by teachers and are up to 1.5 When learners feel inadequate in comparison to peers, they may participate less and/or become increasingly isolated.

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All Eyes Are on the Federal Education Budget—But Local Agency Plans May Matter More

Edsurge

The Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) has always required local agency plans as a condition of getting the federal funding. A brief comparison of the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) and ESSA illustrates the point. These plans are beginning to show a magnitude of change that has—so far—gone under the radar.

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The shape of minds to come

Learning with 'e's

How it can be applied in education Inhelder''s work with Piaget was instrumental in shaping the way schools are organised today and is a key influence on the design of curricula. Inferential reasoning skills can be developed over time as children learn about new concepts, how they compare, and how to make decisions.

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Is Estonia the new Finland?

The Hechinger Report

Fifth-graders at Konguta Kool – an elementary school in a small Estonian village – prepare for a math lesson in the computer lab. By comparison, in the United States, students do not get the same educational experience. Photo: Sarah Butrymowicz. But there’s an overlooked member of the list: Estonia. It didn’t work,” Lukk said.

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24 classroom games to make student learning FUN

The Cornerstone for Teachers

If you haven’t been exposed as much to the benefits of retrieval practice and how the brain learns, there’s so much interesting research out there especially from The Learning Scientists. Best for elementary (grades K-5). Best for secondary (grades 6-12). Ready to learn some game idea? Act it out / Show Me.

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64 predictions about edtech trends in 2024

eSchool News

From how to delve into the nuances of student learning and removing the heavy lift of teachers trying to figure out how to individualize instruction, to enabling someone like me to speak in seven languages so that I may express ideas or collaborate with others from around the world, AI holds endless potential.

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