Education

November 30, 2014 2

Guest blogger Laura Sanchez has a PhD in Neuroscience and Education, specializing in reading [...]

November 24, 2014 0

I just finished reading Deborah Wiles’ captivating historical fiction novel, Revolution, and it is [...]

November 18, 2014 3

Flipped classroom ideas are everywhere on the internet lately and they make so much sense. [...]

November 7, 2014 0

Teachers greeting students Every year, near the end of October, we harness the creative fun of Halloween [...]

October 22, 2014 2

At The Community for Learning, we teach writing through a writing workshop model (see the work of Nancie [...]

October 14, 2014 12

Several parents have asked me to write about the philosophy we use at TCFL to teach reading. Parents can see [...]

Class discussions are the heart and soul of good teaching. When students discuss ideas, they learn from each [...]

September 1, 2014 0

My colleagues and I constantly study, research, and question education. We love to discuss the latest [...]

August 18, 2014 0

There are certain topics that seem to cause hot debate among teachers – some standing to the far right [...]

August 17, 2014 2

7th Grade reading club This summer I had a huge “aha” moment about teaching. I’ve always [...]

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