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Six Tips for Responding to Challenging Behaviors (That Require Absolutely No Training)
...Many new teachers, assistant teachers, and support staff are being handed enormous levels of responsibility and held to high expectations for success despite receiving little to no relevant pre-service training....
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Empowering Teachers With Coaching to Create Classrooms That Vibrate With Joy
...week. When they began using The Creative Curriculum, implementation was a challenge (like anything new), but a challenge they committed to tackling together. SOLUTION: A Coaching Partnership With Teaching...
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Why It Matters: Intentional Teaching in the Interest Areas
...a new reason to gravitate toward that interest area during choice time—because the teacher has taught them about new and interesting ideas they can experiment with there. Identifying the...
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Unstructured Play Is the Key to Greatness
...evils of overscheduling, I did feel like my kids were “free.” And it was lovely. On the plane home, I watched the documentary In Search of Greatness. While I...
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The Classroom Bus: We’ll All Get There Together
Business management expert Jim Collins famously wrote in his book “Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap…and Others Don’t” that an important aspect of building a high-performing organization...