After a rise in suicide threats, a school counselor started teaching everyone from teachers to bus drivers about trauma-informed practices. kqed.org/mindshift/6296…

Some keys to engaging lectures: breaks, check-ins, and content reviews. 🔑 Discover research insights that can make your lectures even more effective: edut.to/4cphYWh

Intrinsic motivation enhances creativity and leads to greater academic achievement, studies show. 🚀 So how do you foster that kind of motivation in your students? Larry Ferlazzo offers strategies: edut.to/3xmNhka

There are ways to help students who disrupt class without shame or harsh punishment—ways that help them “even the score” when trust has been lost. Educator Jeffrey Benson shares how to make students *and* teachers feel supported in a restorative approach: edut.to/3vp5FIU

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Students need to practice grappling with complex ideas. Teachers can foster an environment that encourages active, open-minded thinking. Education Week Teachers Want to Create a Classroom Learning Culture. Here’s How It’s Done edweek.org/teaching-learn…

Teachers, these strategies can help neurodiverse students succeed in school—now and long into the future. 📅 🚀 edut.to/4b2RUPd

Being able to identify an error is helpful—but it’s important to take things a step further and understand *why* you’re making it. Here’s how you can teach students to embrace the metacognition of mistakes: edut.to/3vM5yah

Edutopia’s Daniel Leonard compiled a list of 28 quick, low-stakes—and fun!—ways to gauge student understanding. Check out which strategies might work for you. 👀 edut.to/3W6zBUQ

Why give AI tools a try? They can help you streamline lesson planning and assessment—so you can spend more energy on the parts of teaching you love most. 🧡 Discover educator-tested ideas: edut.to/3UmBXgZ

A single session of retrieval practice can generate memory improvements that persist for 9 months. Over multiple sessions, the positive effects of retrieval can last for 8 years. 🤯 See the study: go.nature.com/3vBZjVW

Just 5 minutes can have a big impact on students’ understanding. Try setting aside some time at the end of a class period for these educator-tested closing activities. 💯 ⏰ edut.to/4aj8wC4

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Giving students ungraded, pre-lesson practice quizzes can boost retention and transfer by up to 49 percent. 🚀

This strategy doesn’t just get students participating more in class—it gets them engaged in deep discourse with each other. 🗣️ Check out this teacher-designed discussion and assessment tool: edut.to/4aXjvla

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Edutopia’s Daniel Leonard gathered 28 fun, quick ways to check students' understanding. ✅ See which strategies might work for you: edut.to/3W6zBUQ

Already thinking about next year? Being intentional about routines—and giving students a chance to practice them authentically—can set the stage for a fun and functional classroom. 🤩

You’re working to nurture a healthy school culture. Our #SEL resource collection is here to help! 🌻 Discover evidence-based strategies to help students grow their skills: edut.to/3xxB8JT