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Embracing the Power of Margins in the Science Classroom

September 16, 2020 jaycoxck 8

“Two roads diverged in a wood, and I-I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.” – Robert Frost Robert […]

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Exemplary Teaching in Science?

September 9, 2020 Evan 3

Many people have heard of “exemplary teaching” but what does it really mean and how does one achieve it? Top tips to be an exemplary […]

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A Note to the Teacher: Exemplary Science Teaching

September 8, 2020 Brooklyn Wilson 5

What does means to be an exemplary science teacher? Exemplary science teachers are those who utilize other means than what we see in a traditional […]

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The Foundations of an Exemplary Science Teacher

September 8, 2020 chenj18 3

“Exemplary teachers will always care more about the people their students will become than the scores on the tests they take” Robert John Meehan Source: […]

A Closer Look at Teaching Science in an Exemplary Manner

September 8, 2020 kamisem 2

“They allow their students to have wonderful ideas, to make connections for themselves, to build their repertoire of understanding, and to discover solutions to their […]

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Teaching in the Margins: What Is It?

September 11, 2019 simpsoem 1

Think about the term “margin”. It’s the part of a written source where the text stops and the blank space of the page starts, right? […]

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Exemplary Science Teachers: the Art of Teaching Science

September 4, 2019 turner69 8

I bet if you asked 100 students about their favorite part of science class, you wouldn’t hear about their favorite worksheet, or the lecture on […]

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Who Do I Want to Be?: Exemplary Science Teaching

September 12, 2018 kopackka 5

Who do I want to be? How do I want to impact my student’s lives to make their experiences unforgettable? How do I make science […]

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When The Money Falls Short, You Don’t Have To!

April 2, 2018 Dillon Frank 4

As we all know, teachers don’t make a ton of money.  Heck, schools are often times not as funded as much as they should be.  […]

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