 With the right instructional strategies, teachers can turn controversy into conversation. Article here.
 It's a matched set! Both the Elementary and Middle & High School versions of our practical differentiation books are now available from ASCD and on Amazon.
 Click the image to read the introduction and Chapter 1 of our latest book! Coming October 24 from ASCD.
 This blog originally appeared on TeachThought here.
Groups and group work are woven into the fabric of many classrooms. Having students interact with one or more peers can build community, increase engagement, and make learning more active. But deciding whether and how best to form groups can daunting.  This blog first appeared on Larry Ferlazzo's Classroom Q&A in EdWeek here.
Most teachers begin the school year with mixed feelings of excitement and dread. We welcome the chance to “re-set” with fresh faces and high hopes. But the pressure to make sure all students master rigorous standards is daunting, and it’s no secret that the clock starts ticking on day 1. |
Jessica HockettBuilding interactive, differentiated classrooms grounded in rich curriculum and tasks 
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