As a first-year math teacher, Marissa Schuldheisz is constantly thinking about tweaking and improving her lessons and classroom structures. Schuldheisz teaches at Heritage Middle School鈥�
This guest article was written by Dr. Lucy Payne, school board chair, and Barb Duffrin, superintendent, of Mahtomedi Minnesota Public Schools. Small changes can make鈥�
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Rhonda Rose is a seventh-grade math teacher at Batesburg-Leesville Middle School in South Carolina, and she鈥檚 been a part of the district鈥檚 work to design鈥�
Knowing that many of their students would be returning in the fall of 2020 with learning losses, educators at Lexington 3 School District in Batesburg-Leesville,鈥�
State Guidance for Building Resilient and Equitable Education Systems Download PDF Publication April 22, 2020 By: Lillian Pace KEY TAKEAWAYS: The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted鈥�
Grading in a personalized, competency-based learning system looks a lot different from a traditional A, B or C, but Britt Breiland, a seventh and eighth鈥�
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The Shifting Paradigm of Teaching Personalized Learning According to Teachers Download PDF Publication July 8, 2016 By: Sarah Jenkins, Matt Williams KEY TAKEAWAYS: In order鈥�
