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Inclusive assessment design: writing fair tests for diverse classrooms

November 4, 2024

Taylor McCoy

Inclusive assessments are necessary to give each student their best shot at success; however, inclusive design doesn't happen in a vacuum. In this blog, we talk culturally responsive teaching, data-informed instruction, and universal assessment design.

K-12

Learner-centered

Teacher Tips

Learning through film: Frightful Flicks

October 4, 2024

Caitlin Vaughn

Here are 15 kid-friendly Halloween movies to watch in your classroom this year! Our list comes with recommendations of specific skills and discussions you can have with children of any age group.

classroom management

K-12

Learner-centered

Student Assessment

Student Growth

How to teach students to take ownership of their learning

August 30, 2024

Cajisha Telusme and Taylor McCoy

Students who take ownership of their learning are more engaged, resilient, and empowered. Teachers can foster student ownership by teaching metacognitive skills and self-efficacy in their classrooms.

K-12

Teacher Tips

classroom management

How to establish and maintain strong classroom procedures

August 29, 2024

Taylor McCoy

In this blog, we look at what research says about student behavior and why ambiguous classroom expectations can cause behavior problems. To help teachers establish a well-organized and well-behaved classroom, we have comprehensive tips, steps, and information about how to write classroom procedures that work.

Teacher Tips

Burnout

10 Tips to help teachers relax and recuperate this summer

August 29, 2024

Taylor McCoy

We want to help you make the most of the rest of your summer vacation. We’ve compiled a list of research-backed tips to help you recover from several different types of burnout.