
Using the “Evidence For, Evidence Against” Strategy
"Evidence For Evidence Against" is a teaching strategy that helps students read a piece of text.
Dyan is a fifth grade teacher in a public school district in Lancaster, PA and has over 16 years of classroom experience. With a Masters of Science Education and a passion for dance and music, she strives to integrate the arts into the curriculum whenever possible. Dyan has a background in teaching advanced learners, and is devoted to using project based learning to help her students achieve 21st century learning skills and master the PA Core Standards.
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"Evidence For Evidence Against" is a teaching strategy that helps students read a piece of text.

When we notice signposts, we are more likely to remember the character.

Have you ever tried augmented reality? It can tremendously enhance education.

I remembered the phrase “we value what we assess, and assess what we value” from a workshop with The Institute.

Teaching Chinese culture provides many opportunities for Arts Integration Ideas and crafts: visual art, performance art, the list goes on and on!

Musical STEAM with The Cricket in Times Square is an excellent book for the young reader because it not only addresses many ELA topics.

If you have taught math to preschoolers through second grade, you likely know the word subitizing through STEAM & if you teach older grades you are lost.

If you choose to read this book art with students, there are many ways to extend and enrich student learning.

This nutcrackers activity is a surefire way to help your students creatively master the challenging skills to identifying and classifying quadrilaterals.

Last month, my school tried to capitalize on this love of manipulatives by inviting a glass mosaic arts artist, Linda Billet, to work with us.

You will also find Hour of Code activities for music and art creation.

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