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Obstinance Has No Place in Teaching and Learning
Standards-Based Grading Must Die
A 3M Philosophy to Be A Great Teacher: Be Meaningful, Measurable, Manageable,
Making Learning Extra-Ordinary: A Sarcastic Stab at EduJargon
Pokemon Go Learn
Redefining Education
Cafe Walk: Review of Learning
Jumping into the Deep End: Creating Excitement in Learning
What If You Couldn't!? -- Shifting our Thinking about Teaching
Blending Digital Time: Mobile Learning and Self Reliance
What Salsa and Storytelling Taught Me about Teaching
Advice for New ESOL Teachers: Communicating with Home
Teacher Collaboration: Scaffolding by Grade Levels
EdCamp - The Unconference
Teaching "At Risk" Children: Advanced Placement Classes Saved My Life
I Don't Believe in School Choice and Neither Should You
The Apathetic Student
The Exhaustion of the American Teacher
Fighting the Fear of Failure
Learning With Our Inner-Gamer: Using Board Games in the Social Studies Classroom
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