Article Contents Why Change is So DifficultCreating and Embracing Change as a School CommunityThe Four Perspective Schools Must Consider in Decision-MakingThe Four Conditions Needed for Complex ChangePsychological Survey Questions for TeachersWhat Psychological Safety...
Article Contents Step 1: Talk about Students’ Beliefs and AssumptionsStep 2: Teach Students to Build Up Both Sides of an Issue FirstStep 3: Help Students Decide How to Evaluate EvidenceStep 4: Encourage Students to Recognize and Avoid Faulty Logic, Bias, and...
Article Contents The Power of MetacognitionWhat the Research Teaches UsFour Ways to Help Students Perform Better1. Give Feedback for Correct and Incorrect Answers2. Take Time for Elaborative Feedback3. Make Learning and Studying Challenging4. Use New Tools to Build...
Article Contents Tip #1: Act on the Things You Can ControlTip #2: Focus on the PresentTip #3: Learn to Manage More AmbiguityIdentify your uncertainty triggers.Allow yourself to feel the uncertainty.Pivot your thinking. In the past few weeks, teachers and students...
Article Contents Create, Design, Inspire: End-of-Year Projects to Engage Students Create a Personal Story or Class YearbookDesign a Theme Park AdventureInspire New Learning Create, Design, Inspire: End-of-Year Projects to Engage Students As the temperatures rise and...
“But They’re Always on Their Phones!”: How to Help Students Find Balance with Technology There is a lot of discussion in schools today about how to help students balance their technology use, but it’s a complicated issue. Of course, we want to provide students with...
