
5 Ways to Bring Balance To Student Work
Here are 5 ways that you can encourage students to develop their ability to bring the art of balance to their student work.

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Here are 5 ways that you can encourage students to develop their ability to bring the art of balance to their student work.

We live in a world where technology is becoming more and more prevalent, and being released with new innovations every year.

There is no reason that in the 21st century we shouldn’t be seeing an explosion of the networked classroom as a standard of good teaching.

We’re shifting from a blog to an online magazine that showcases articles, lessons, and hot educational topics daily.

Some people graduate from seminary schools and then spend their lives traveling through these “third world” areas, helping to build them up.

ePortfolios are going to change the way that we assess students, beyond the arts classes, across all contents.

Our focus today is using social media giant Pinterest and teaching you and others how we succeed creating courses through Pinterest.

Students must be able to find and craft interesting questions in order to truly be invested in what and how they learn.


Tessellations are mosaics using small squares to make repetitive patterns.

Written for high school students, this lesson correlates 10th grade Speaking and Listening Common Core Standards with Drama processes

In this technique, students enact a scene and the audience can introduce new characters at any time.
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