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  • Catlin Tucker: HS ELA Teacher, Blogger, & Writer
    Onboarding Students to Student-Led Learning Strategies - A gradual release process for building student independence with learning strategies At the beginning of the school year, teachers invest significant tim...
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  • The Literary Maven
    Exposing Students to New Books of Interest: 4 Things I Do Throughout the Year - [image: To expose students to books in our classroom library and help them build a TBR list throughout the year, there's four things I do routinely.] Over...
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    When to put the devices away (and what to do when they’re gone) - In my social media feeds, I don’t have to go very far to find posts decrying technology in the classroom. People are upset and want change. And I underst...
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    Dea Auray – CEO of Empowering Writers - On this episode of the EdTech Startup Show podcast, our guest is Dea Auray, CEO of Empowering Writers. About Empowering Writers: Over the past 13 years, ...
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  • Edutopia
    Setting Up Effective Group Work - Truly collaborative group work is complex and messy, so we have a few tips and tools to get students working interdependently.
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