“8 Ways I Use Feedback To Drive Student Growth”
How Drawing Maps Can Deepen Classroom And Advisory Learning
“My final pitch for maps is that in a world that is increasingly online and AI-heavy, there’s something pleasingly counter-cultural about going analog with map construction. It helps students make connections they wouldn’t otherwise make, provides an entry point to deep, worthwhile conversations, and offers students an opportunity to exercise their creativity.”
On Short Form Writing For Growing As A Writer
5 Study Techniques From Learning Science
“Many of the strategies students gravitate toward are among the least effective. These include rereading, highlighting, reviewing notes, and summarizing. While these approaches feel productive, research paints a different picture of how study time should be spent. Two separate, large-scale studies identified five common, high-yield study strategies for teachers and students to utilize: practice testing, […]
Some Novels And Short Stories For Exploring AI (Middle School Level)
What About A Portrait Of A Middle School Learner?
On The TABBS Structure For Paragraph Writing
“How I’m Using AI Bots With My Writing Classes”
“I’ve tried two strategies with my students this year that have totally shifted my thinking about using AI in the language arts classroom, and I think they’re worth sharing. I hope my experience will encourage other writing teachers to explore AI and see if they can increase the support their students want during the writing […]
On Learning To Teach Math As Sense-Making, Pattern-Finding, And More
“As a fourth-year teacher I was blown away. I’d never considered that math could be explored, discussed, or even fun. However, my students immediately responded to Linda’s approach – raising their hands, showing their thinking on paper (something I had begged them to do for months) and, in general, feeling more positive toward math.”