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Is it possible to program with flexible means to meet the needs of all learners without firm goals? No. When learning goals are always accessible and frequently referenced, we have a powerful way to engage students in the learning process, and students have something that’ll help them sustain their…

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Building relationships, meeting students exactly where they are, reducing anxiety, and customizing support so that all students can become expert learners - the Modern Classrooms Project has it all! You can learn about The Modern Classrooms Project by hopping on the website at modernclassrooms.org …
Dr. William Lewis, is Professor of Literacy Education at the University of Delaware and Dr. John Strong, is Assistant Professor of Literacy Education at the University at Buffalo, State University of New York. John and Bill are co-authors of the book, Literacy Instruction with Disciplinary Texts wh…
Stu and Lori from the KPRDSB discuss how teachers can still be subject experts without being content police. This sets the stage for a collaborative learning partnership and puts the teacher in the role of tour guide; a leader who shows the group the main curriculum landmarks, gives feedback, asks …
Jason To is a teacher and a mathematics coordinator with the Toronto District School Board. He also works with boards across the province to help them get ready for this important transition in education. In this episode, Jason gives some solid advice and encouragement as we build equitable program…
Chris Bronke joins us to explain how a standards-based learning environment works and why we should try it.
I am so thrilled to welcome Kevin Brookhouser as our guest today. He is the author of the book, The 20time Project: How Educators can Launch Google’s Formula for Future-Ready Innovation. His game-changing approach to teaching and learning gives students an opportunity to solve real-world problems w…
We know that each student comes to us with a unique set of skills and experience, and that each student learns differently. Expecting and being prepared for variability allows us to create programming that meets the needs of all learners, in math and in all subject areas.
On today’s episode, we’ll explore how gaps in communication skills can affect content acquisition for secondary students and some strategies we can model.
On today’s episode we’ll welcome Chris Bronke from Chicago as we take a look at different approaches to supporting literacy and communication skills across all subjects areas in high school. One of the barriers we tend to come up against as secondary teachers, is that we don’t necessarily receive f…
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