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Julie Stern May 09, 2018

Four Ways to Foster Emotional Intelligence

People who can self-regulate big emotions and connect well with their peers are more successful, healthier and wealthier than those who can’t (Achor, 2011; Goodwin and Miller, 2013). But these important skills are often missing from a test-obsessed school culture. How can we purposefully integrate social and emotional learning into everything we do? 

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Kindred Spirits
Kindred Spirits May 08, 2018

Kindred Spirits: Teacher-to-Teacher Appreciation

From Tricia Baldes

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PBS News Hour Classroom May 08, 2018

Use this study guide with your students ahead of the U.S-North Korea summit

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PBS News Hour Classroom May 07, 2018

Who, what, when, where, why do hyperpartisan news sites exist?

Essential question: How does inflammatory news weaken a democratic society?

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Amber Chandler May 04, 2018

Teacher Appreciation: The Gift of Relationships

There’s a rickety chair near my desk in my classroom. It doesn’t look like much now, but remnants of what once was can be read like an ancient treasure map.

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Julie Stern May 01, 2018

What No One Tells You About Bloom's Taxonomy

  #9 Blog of the Decade  #6 Blog of 2018

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PBS News Hour Classroom April 27, 2018

Connection Challenge: Students leave social comfort zones to build stronger, safer communities

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Kindred Spirits April 24, 2018

Kindred Spirits Guest Post: Lindsay Carron, Environmental Activist and Artist

Lindsay Carron's artwork lies at the crossroads of indigenous voice and environmental activism. She travels to remote areas of the planet to document wild lands and human relationship to them.

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