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Professional development research for homeschool
PBS Frontline Video - Inside the Teenage Brain (60 Minutes)
Students or staff watch the PBS Frontline Video and use the questions to guide their viewing and keep them focused.
About the film:
"In 'Inside the Teenage Brain,' FRONTLINE chronicles how scientists are exploring the recesses of the brain and finding some new explanations for why adolescents behave the way they do. These discoveries could change the way we parent, teach, or perhaps even understand our teenagers."
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff, Not Grade Specific
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Opinion, Fact & Fun - 19 Aquaculture Articles at Fundy Tides - RESOURCE FILE
Articles have been published at Fundy Tides https://fundytides.blogspot.com/) since the beginning of local salmon aquaculture on Deer Island NB back in 1978-80. This Resource File reproduces those 19 articles. Some make sense and some not so much. But there are lots of opinions, some facts, and some fun mixed in. Enjoy!!
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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The ChatGPT Prompt Library
The ChatGPT Prompt LibraryYou're using ChatGPT wrong! Here's how to stay ahead of most ChatGPT usersHello, writers, teachers, advertisers, professionals and technology enthusiasts. Have you ever found yourself wasting hours and hours trying to come up with a brilliant idea for your next writing project, class or app development? Or, even worse, have you ever had that moment when the computer screen went blank and the creativity just disappeared?Worry no more! ChatGPT's Inspiration Library is the
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Crisis in Education - Teacher Shortages in America
Crisis in Education - Teacher Shortages in America High poverty and high minority schools tend to be lacking educators even more severely and at a greater disparity, which calls into question the equality of education and access for children. This insightful lesson reveals the gaps, struggles and failures of American education, which without swift governmental intervention will only worsen.To what extent are underqualified adults, staff, substitute teachers, teachers' assistants and administrato
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Sensory Processing 101
Teachers,What is sensory processing and how does it impact learning? In this easy to understand document, everything you need to know is right here! I hope it is helpful.
Grades:
PreK - 6th
Teacher's Guide to Co-regulation
These slides are teacher facing and can be used for an introduction to co-regulation for professional development or just a refresher on ways we can co-regulate with our students.Emotions are contagious, and when a teacher is able to model a calm presence through their tone, facial expression, and posture, students are less likely to react defensively.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
selective mutism case study with goals and more
selective mutism case study with goals and more
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PreK - 1st, Staff
Drivers Education Lesson Plans Game (Research Activity + Oral Presentation)
Perfect for a sub day or full day activity, these Drivers Education Lesson Plans take the aspect of a situational game and combine it with research and an oral presentation. Depending on the number of students in a class, it can be played with 1-40 students, with 1-20 individual or 21-40 presenting their research findings in pairs. New in the series, other Drivers Education content is available here.Directions: This game can be played from 1-40 students. Each student (or pair) will receive a tic
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9th - 12th
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Nonverbal Learning Disorders: What SLPs, Professionals and Parents Need to Know
Nonverbal Learning Disorders sometimes referred to as “right-hemisphere learning disorders” affect people of all ages. They often go unrecognized by parents, educators, and other professionals.
As a result, people who suffer from these disorders are often misunderstood, misjudged, and branded with negative labels during their early childhood years. Problems can last a lifetime, without identification. Without appropriate identification, parents, teachers, and peers may significantly overestima
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Adult Education, Staff
Why Use Drama? Reader's Theater Tips, Strategies, & Teacher's Guide
This informative article provides tips and strategies to make the most of your reader's theater or classroom play activities. "Why Use Drama?" reveals some of the research about how the reader's theater model builds fluency and comprehension. Use it to defend against all the text-book pushers out there! "There's More Than One Way to Produce a Play" maps out six performance/production strategies. "The Delicate Nature of Assessing Drama" offers tips on teaching students to self-assess and discuss
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3rd - 9th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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ATC Top Curriculum Picks: Homeschool Visual Guidebook
You will find everything from planning tools, resources & recommendations for PreK to Early College. The suggestions and resources are based on my professional experience as a public school teacher of 11 years, homeschool mom for over 20 years & Woodcock Johnson Test Administrator. Through my experience of helping homeschool families over the past 20 years while also homeschooling my own children, I have narrowed down the thousands of options based on my own assessing, teaching, planning
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Homeschool
Neuroplasticity and Brain-Based Learning.....A Guide for Teachers
This is an insightful guide meticulously crafted for teachers seeking to understand and harness the potential of brain-based learning strategies in their classrooms. Backed by cutting-edge research on neuroplasticity, this guide empowers educators with a deeper understanding of how the brain learns and adapts, ultimately leading to enhanced student engagement, achievement, and overall growth.
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Higher Education, Staff
Educational Philosophy Poster
Educational philosophy statement and poster! Pin it up near your desk as a reminder of our goals as teachers as well as for inspiration!
In preparation for the 2018-2019 school year, I updated my educational philosophy. I am sharing it with you in hopes that it will bring inspiration for your teaching practice as well!
How do I use this product?
In this resource, I have presented my philosophy in various ways to meet your needs: all on one-page, a shortened version, and across several page
Grades:
PreK - 9th
Language Experience Approach Packet {Research & Background Information}
InclusionsReasoning and ResearchStructure and PlanOne-Week Sample Lesson PlanOne-Week Blank Lesson Plan TemplateLEA Planning GuideExtension and Enrichment IdeasTips from the ExpertsReferences
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Teaching Traits to Improve African American Achievement
I was a Math Specialist. I was asked to move to a school with low performing students. The main subgroup of under performing students was African American. I started researching and finding out how African American students learn best. Attached is my dissertation containing fascinating research on how African American students learn best. This information will greatly assist administrators and teachers. There is also a survey that I created that you can give to your students to see how they lear
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Professional Development for Word Work, Fluency, Literacy Lesson Structure
If you have problems opening the slides after purchase, please contact me and I can send them in a different format. This can be used in PLCs, a department meeting, a grade level meeting, faculty meeting, or in a college classroom. There are 22 slides that give information on the mental thinking of young children, gradual release of responsibility in lessons, what that release should look like on each level, shared vs interactive learning situations, word recognition vs identification, teacher r
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PreK - 3rd, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
100 Best Educational / Teaching Blogs
Do you wonder what teachers are doing outside of TPT? We have compiled a list of some of the best educational or teaching blogs / resources on the web. The list is made up of links directly to the blogs which makes it super easy to check them out.
Several of these blogs would be great resources for your students and their parents as well.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Point5 Behaviour: An Introduction to Understanding/Responding to Behaviour PPT
This presentation looks at:- behaviour as a communication- the point of behaviour; what purpose does it serve?- how we, as adults, can respond- structures that support - physical, emotional, etc- strategies - least to most intrusive (de-escalation)- positive communication- planning - positive ways forward- resources to support in the classroom; at homeThis is a self-learn presentation, with supplementary notes embedded (underneath the slides) to support understanding and underpin the PPT.Links t
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K - 8th, Staff
"AI in Education: Practical Strategies for K-12 Practitioners and Parents"Ebook
If you haven’t already read this book, I STRONGLY recommend it! You can have free personal assistance by using AI and it will provide solutions to the major issues in education like teacher’s shortages.The book, "AI in Education: Practical Strategies for K-12 Practitioners and Parents," is designed to provide practical guidance for practitioners and parents interested in harnessing the power of AI in educational settings. The book explores various aspects of AI integration, from the perspective
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
11 Uncommon Ways Social Neuroscience Can Elevate Teaching to High Art
If you're in the teaching business, you're in the brain change business. This succinct presentation offers insights from social neuroscience that can serve as a creative, foundational understanding for teaching and learning in ways that optimize the way the brain organically learns and changes.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
The Neurophysiology of the Learning Process
For decades, there have been a number of prominent educational theories and programs based on the idea that people learn differently. Those individual differences have made it necessary (and sometimes mandatory) for teachers to instruct students according to the manner in which they learn best. This article presents a very difference perspective by negating that belief. It argues that the learning process takes place in the same manner in all individuals. It explains the neurological and physio
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
A Research Report on the Effects of Multi-Modular Cognitive Restructuring
Read this comprehensive report written while I completed my first Master Degree in Special Education on the Effects of using Multi-Modular approaches to Cognitive Restructuring techniques. Perfect for if your school is looking to develop or upgrade their behavior intervention program and you need fresh ideas. Full of research, implementation procedures, and real results.
Or, are you getting ready to implement a research project of your own either to satisfy a curiosity or complete an advanced
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Technology in Education
Are we cyborg teachers? Are we becoming the technology we use everyday? Our students are digital kids who were born into a world so unlike that of many veteran teachers. However, we rarely question technology, whether we are new to the field or moving towards retirement. We engage ourselves and our students in the use of something many consider "a tool" of education. It is much more than that. Technology is an entity that frees us and enslaves us. This book can generate the types of questions th
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Point5 Behaviour: An Introduction to Attachment PowerPoint
Point5 Behaviour: An Introduction to Attachment PowerPointThis PowerPoint is an introduction to Attachment – to get you curious and to help you understand that attached, attuned and connected relationships are in our biology – we don’t choose them, we are hard wired to need them.It will provide an overview of the four main types of Attachment - possible causations; presentation - in particular what this looks like in a school setting; and supporting strategy ideas for working with children who m
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2nd - 7th, Staff
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