
Compare and Contrast: A Tried and True Technique
Today, we're talking about a tried and true technique I use dubbed as compare and contrast, taking something in one context and applying it elsewhere.
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Today, we're talking about a tried and true technique I use dubbed as compare and contrast, taking something in one context and applying it elsewhere.

The school year may be getting ready to come to an end, or has already ended for those lucky few.

Everyone can learn. Everyone has an artist within.

It is time to practice what I preach and truly develop a growth mindset toward not only all of my students but also to myself.

Being a good practitioner means being reflective of your teaching.

What should a school look like that is implementing Call Integration approach to education?

Building a thriving arts culture? You bet!

Every now and then life hands you an experience that helps serve as both inspiration and aspiration.

The objective of this post is to describe contrasting perspectives on posting learning objectives, & develop objectives that foster inquiry-based learning.

How can you improve fast, test new thinking, new ideas, and new innovations in a way to implement them well?

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