Building student confidence can be difficult with their stubborn negativity, but new research suggests that a new educational placebo can help.
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This article will explain the differences between Differentiated Instruction and Universal Design for Learning and help teachers use them well.
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Video games are usually seen as the rival to books, but new research shows video games designed for learning can improve reading ability.
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This guide for students with Language Processing Disorders gives teachers the tools to help students listen better and find their own voice.
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Creating effective examples of work for students is important because it gives their brains a clear framework of what steps need to be taken.
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Psychological testing can be expensive, but some interventions require a formal psychological evaluation to implement.
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“Motherese” is controversial in child psychology, but recent neuroscience research suggests it could help in screening for autism.
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Five paragraph essays are common, but ineffective tests of students writing abilities. Check out these ideas to go further with students.
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Recent research on benefits of short naps could help teachers reframe their thinking on helping students who are caught sleeping in school.
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This first year teacher guide will help prepare teachers for their first day and know what to work on first with their students.
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