Show 112: Students Who Love to Read Will Learn How to Read

Ken EhrmannBlog

[bctt tweet=”Time with Dr. Danny Brassell is amazing! Thank you for bringing him on the show to share his amazing advice and stories.” username=”@powereduup”] Dr. Danny Brassell is America’s leading reading ambassador and is passionate about getting every child to love reading. The more we get kids excited about reading, the more they will love reading, and the more they … Read More

Intelligence Doesn’t Have to Be Artificial

Aaron ElseBlog, Innovation, Lesson Planning, Student Engagement

TL;DR: AI is changing education, but is that bad? Students have the capability to look up information at their fingertips. Embrace the technology of today and offer your students authentic learning experiences. Artificial intelligence is about to change how we do everything in education. This is terrifying to a lot of educators. They fear students won’t learn at the same … Read More

5 Resources to Get ELA Students Ready for Testing Season

Teach Better TeamBlog, Differentiation, Lesson Planning, Student Engagement

TL;DR: Prepare ELA students for testing season by using Everyday Edits, CommonLit, Newsela, Wonderopolis, and NoRedInk. You can use these resources in your classroom as soon as tomorrow. 5 Resources to Get ELA Students Ready for Testing Season So here we are. It is the beginning of the dreaded testing season. We all need a vacation from our vacation. For … Read More

Lessons Learned From Learning Walks

Steven WeberBlog, Leadership, Reflect Better

TL;DR: A learning walk can be a fly-by, informal observation, look for and ask about, peer observation, or video observation. You can even do learning walks in other schools. Problems with learning walks can include the purpose, timing, data collection, feedback, and closure. Steven shares 5 planning questions and next steps for learning walks. Lessons Learned from Learning Walks Yogi … Read More

Show 111: Engaging Students with the Local Community

Ken EhrmannBlog

[bctt tweet=”Kelly shared so many amazing ideas of how to bring the local community into the classroom. This is a must-listen!” username=”powereduup”] Kelly Shrein is the 2022 Alaska Teacher of the Year. She has embraced her community in Anchorage, Alaska to create a more meaningful, authentic, and engaging curriculum. Students are constantly engaged in learning objectives that can have a … Read More