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It's August and that means there's a lot of professional development for educators happening. In case it helps, here is a healthy list (with descriptions) of activities, experiences, and formats for processing and applying all that content experienced during the training,

I have read a LOT of books & resources on the reading research to increase my knowledge & understanding of the reading process.📕📙📗 Here are a few of my favourites that align with specific strands of Scarborough’s Reading Rope (2001): The Knowledge Gap, Natalie Wexler Bringing

Teachers across the country are beginning their new school years. Your dedication and passion are inspiring. Here’s to a successful and enriching school year ahead. #EducatorSaturday

Very nice Bloom's Taxonomy cheat sheet! Fantastic for planning, questioning and skill development.

I wrote last week about why working on a concrete startup or project idea — meaning a specific product envisioned in enough detail that we can build it for a specific target user — lets you go faster. In this letter, I’d like to share some best practices for identifying promising

The Benefits of Everyday Math for Kids psychologicalscience.org/news/utc-2024-…

Our Chief Innovation Officer, Sunil Gunderia (Sunil Gunderia) sharing more about our programs at City & State NY 's Education Summit. #NYC #NYCEducation

Interleaving and spaced repetition help students maximize their learning speed and retention. However, when using these strategies while teaching, they can feel counterintuitive. Why? Because they go against our human instincts about conversations. During a conversation, people

When you're leading reading interventions, should you: A. Teach a comprehensive approach? B. Teach to the students assessed weaknesses? Many argue that (A) is the better option, but: A 2018 meta-analysis by Mathew Hall and Mathew Burns, of 26 experimental or quasi-experimental

Many people know that active learning is superior to passive learning, and that deliberate practice is the most effective type of active learning. However, many of those people still don't understand just how much of a practice session should constitute active learning. Even if

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The Pareto Principle guides us to prioritize outcomes - carefully weigh how we spend our time & money to ensure we focus on the right 20% that yields 80% of our outcomes. OBC ensures that both sides of a partnership are dedicated to outcomes. Sunil Gunderia #OutcomesMatter

The North Dakota Teacher Retention and Recruitment Task Force has adopted critical recommendations to address the teacher shortage. Among the initiatives are reducing barriers to on-site childcare and more. ow.ly/pc5A50TqMOv #teachershortage #educationreform

We're excited to announce that Sunil Gunderia (Sunil Gunderia), our Chief Innovation Officer, will be delivering the keynote at The Center for Outcomes Based Contracting at SEF's Provider Summit, tomorrow! #OBCProviderSummit #OBCConvening2024 #AgeofLearning #Leadership

What I hope does not get lost in this shuffle is that Mississippi began reforms in 2013, but did not see NAEP grains for six years…

Voluntary PreK students in Florida who used Age of Learning’s My Reading Academy program scored significantly higher on the Florida Assessment of Student Thinking compared to students who did not use the program. Early Learning Coalition of Palm Beach County

📒 Barak Rosenshine’s Principles of Instruction offers 10 evidence-based strategies that all teachers should know based on key research from cognitive science and research on master teachers. This poster outlines the lot! 👊 REPOST and grab a free HQ copy here:

EXPLICIT TEACHING ESSENTIALS! Boosting learning and participation with these evidence-based methods: ✅ 1. TAPPLE: A reliable method for checking understanding and keeping lessons moving. 🤝 2. Active Participation: Engage students by getting them to say, do, or write something

Support for children and families is key to the future health of a nation. Sweta Shah, KathyandRo, and co-authors outline six areas for bipartisan investment to deliver on the professed commitment of both Democrats and Republicans: brookings.edu/articles/when-…