Research on pre-teaching vocabulary seems to clearly indicate it is beneficial for textual comprehension, but could it have a downside too?
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Co-teaching can seem daunting to implement, but research shows it is an effective teaching model that helps students keep up in school.
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A new questionnaire, called the ASDQ, was released at the beginning of this year claiming to be able to diagnose autism with a simple set of 39 questions. Is this a breakthrough for screening for autism or is it just too good to be true?
Is the ASDQ Reliable in Screening for Autism? Read More »
Implementing metacognition in the classroom can seem like a daunting task, but this guide will explain everything you need to know.
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Should teachers use multiple choice tests or are they a relic of the past that should go the way of the dodo? See what research says here
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New years resolutions can be tough for teachers as their year starts mid year, but this can actually be an advantage!
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Trigger warnings are a contentious topic, especially in the world of education. More than 50% of college professors now use them in class.
Should Teachers Use Trigger Warnings in Class? Read More »
This list covers the 5 best books every teacher should read before their first day of class. Have you read them all?
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There are actually many types of literacy that students need to master before they graduate and enter the adult world.
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Teachers need to teach reading strategies explicitly to students who are all too often simply told to accept whatever they read as fact.
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