Peers and Pedagogy

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How a Shift in Teacher Mindset Can Lead to Student Achievement

Since I began teaching six years ago, I’ve had numerous experiences dissecting standards and…

By Amy Taylor

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How a Shift in Teacher Mindset Can Lead to Student Achievement

Since I began teaching six years ago, I’ve had numerous experiences dissecting standards and…

By Amy Taylor

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What Kindergarteners Can Teach All of Us about the Possibilities of Equitable Literacy Instruction

Student Achievement Partners developed a bank of Lesson Guides for Equitable Instruction as…

By Tori Filler

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A Shift Towards Students Thinking about the Thinking (and Not Just the Steps) in Math Class

Building student capacity to think critically and independently in order to make meaning of…

By Kristina Hargreaves

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What About the Teenagers?

Considering the needs of adolescent readers in the science of reading conversation One of…

By Katie Keown

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Making Math Lessons More Culturally Relevant With Math Milestones™

3 concepts that can help instruction to be culturally responsive For years, I prided…

By Caroline Fongemy

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“Me, Myself, and Try”

A Practical Approach to Student-Centered Instructional Practices How can Math…

By Kerry Kester

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Bridging Language Learning, Culture, and Interest

As our society becomes increasingly interconnected, the value of learning new languages cannot be…

By Tamra Simpson

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How Using Math Milestones™ Tasks Changed my Middle School Students’ Relationship with Math Practice Standard 1

As the K-12 Mathematics Specialist in a school district in Wisconsin, I often wonder…

By Amy Bloom

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Beyond Planning: Intellectually Preparing Your Lessons

It’s time to lesson plan for the week ahead. You sit down with the…

By Rachel Fuhrman

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