Resources in "Pedagogy"
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The Joy of Ownership
Written by Don Gillingham, Winter 2021. Entering the age of Covid education our faculty asked, “What do we want students to learn?” and, “How will they learn outside our... more
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Personalized Learning in the Classroom
Written by Jim Scriven, Winter 2021. No educator goes into teaching to fail. Skilled educators vary teaching styles, differentiate instruction, and work to reach each... more
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Cross Curriculum Evangelism Project
Written by Lori Flenner, Winter 2017. Involve your class in a cross curriculum project that results in a helpful resource for parents and their young children in... more
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Engaging Students With Learning
Written by David Bever, Fall 2017. Engaged learners need engaging teachers. Here are a few things you can do. Click Here to Read: Engaging Students With Learning
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Growth Mindset
Written by Rebecca Eifert, Winter 2018. You may already be practicing growth mindset, but check out Becca’s description of how it works for her and her school. Click... more
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Breakout!
Written by Scott Akerson, Fall 2018. Are you ready to break out? This will help. Click Here to Read: Breakout!
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Staying “Fit” with Progress Monitoring
Written by Dr. Kara Bratton, Fall 2018. Next time you see a Fitbit®, think curriculum based measurements (CBM) Click Here to Read: Staying Fit with Progress Monitorin... more
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The Truth About Homework
Written by Kirsten Suhr, Fall 2018. “Have you finished your homework?” This question is more complex than it seems. Find out why. Click Here to Read: The Truth About ... more
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Being Flexible About Flexible Seating
Written by Dr. Kara Bratton, Spring 2018. Explore some ideas and information about flexible seating so you can be informed about this style of classroom layout and... more
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Red Knight Institute Academies
Written by Adam Kirsch, Fall 2019. What happens to our students after graduation? Find out how one school answers this question. Click Here to Read: Red Knight... more