4 Ways to Engage Students With Your Community

Rae HughartBlog, Edtech, Innovation, Lesson Planning, Personalized Learning, Student Engagement

In This Post: Community engagement is an incredibly valuable experience for students. Four ways to incorporate community engagement into your classroom or in your role. I have learned a number of different strategies for teaching over the last few years. I’ve taken a deep dive into mastery learning and explored gamification. I have dabbled with badging. I have dissected personalized … Read More

3 Alternatives to Classroom Presentations

Rae HughartBlog, Innovation, Lesson Planning, Student Engagement

In This Post: A warning against always doing formal classroom presentations. Alternative options for classroom presentations that still encourage understanding & allow for assessment! I was writing this blog while hanging out after school with a few students. I asked them if they had ever had to do a formal presentation in a classroom. Suddenly groans filled the room. “Ugh, I … Read More

Modifications and Accommodations for Diverse Learners

Whitney ChoateBlog, Classroom Management, Innovation, Lesson Planning

In This Post: The difference between modifications and accommodations. Strategies to adjust your classroom activities & instruction to accommodate for diverse learners. A quick guide for modifications or accommodations based on common language found on IEPs and 504s. Meeting the needs of diverse learners in today’s classrooms can be such a challenge.  From at-risk, to gifted, to IEPs, 504s, and … Read More

Reflecting on #TeachBetter19

Jeff GargasBlog, Classroom Management, Innovation, Leadership, Lesson Planning, Teacherpreneur

In This Post: A reflection on the first and very successful #TeachBetter19 conference. Jeff’s personal highlights from putting on this incredible event. I’ve been seeing all these posts reflecting on the Teach Better Conference, #TeachBetter19. They’ve been enjoyable to read. No…I have reveled in them. They have reminded me again and again of what we were able to create. It’s … Read More