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Four-Part Lesson Framework for Spring ELA Review
A four-part lesson framework can make spring ELA review focused, engaging, and efficient while naturally reinforcing skills students will see on...
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Measuring Up
Building Test Confidence, Not Test Anxiety
Every educator knows the look: a student who has put in the work, suddenly shutting down the moment a test appears. High-stakes assessments can...
Measuring Up: From Winter Data to Spring Growth Plans
As winter benchmarking wraps up, teachers face the question: now what? The data is in, but turning numbers into meaningful spring growth plans is...
From Scores to Action: Turning Diagnostic Results into Daily Routines
Assessments are only as powerful as what we do with the results.
From Scores to Action: Turning Diagnostic Results into Daily Routines
When the test results come in, teachers face the same key question: Now what? Turning diagnostic data into targeted instruction can seem...
Preventing the Winter Slide: Skills to Refresh Before Break
Preventing the “winter slide” starts with keeping key skills fresh and giving students purposeful, bite-sized practice before they head out for...
Celebrating Growth: Meaningful Ways To Reflect On Student Progress
Discover innovative and impactful strategies to honor student achievements and foster a culture of reflection and growth in K–12 classrooms.
Engaging Review Activities Middle School Students Actually Enjoy Before Winter Break
The days leading up to winter break can feel like a countdown clock ticking louder by the minute. Attention spans shrink, energy levels spike, and...
How To Reinforce Standards Without Adding to Your Plate at the End of the Year
As the end of the school year approaches, teachers are often pulled in a dozen directions at once—testing schedules, grades, events, and the...
Finish Strong: Short, High Impact Review Routines for December
December is a unique month in the classroom. Energy is high, schedules are unpredictable, and instructional time can feel fragmented. But it’s also...