Beyond Book Reports: Unleashing the Power of Writing Across all Subjects
While writing is a cornerstone of English language arts (ELA) classes, its importance extends far beyond. Effective writing is a critical...
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Educator’s Journal invites you to explore conceptualised views of teaching, learning and pedagogy written by our educational consultants. Our blogs provide the reader with interesting and practical tips and strategies for your teaching and leading practices as well as relevant and trending content for you to reflect upon.
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Kristen D’Anna
Oct 152 min read
Enhancing Vocabulary Instruction: Evidence-Based Strategies for Educators
Vocabulary knowledge is a crucial component of literacy development and academic achievement. Effective vocabulary instruction strategies...
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Kristen D’Anna
Sep 174 min read
Kickstart the Year with Differentiation: Uncovering Your Students' Strengths, Styles, and Interests
As the school year begins, one of the most crucial tasks for teachers is getting to know their students on a deeper level. Understanding...
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Kristen D’Anna
Sep 173 min read
Set the Stage for Success: Launch the School Year by Creating Inclusive Classrooms
Creating an inclusive classroom is essential for fostering a positive, supportive, and effective learning environment for all students
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Dr. Lauren Cozad
Oct 17, 20222 min read
Middle School Math Teachers Take A Deep Dive in Data
Back-to-school means new pencils, notebooks, and fresh starts for teachers and students alike. Back-to-school also means a new...
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Trecia Donnelly
Mar 16, 20226 min read
Always Important for Students, Now it’s a Necessary Good Practice for All
In March of 2020, school districts, students, administrators, teachers, and support staff had to pivot on a dime to try and make the best...
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Jackie Frangis
May 2, 20211 min read
Practicing Self-Care
Explore our new guide for tips, practices, and reminders on how to engage in self-care while navigating online learning.
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Erin Tashian
Apr 29, 20212 min read
Building Resilience in Educators: It begins With Self-Care
Now more than ever, teachers need to put themselves first, By getting quiet and reflecting inward, we begin to identify very personable.
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Joan Freedman
Mar 18, 20212 min read
The Necessity of Creativity
Can you imagine a world without creativity? Impossible! The creative mind has found cures for diseases, created magnificent art, invented...
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Jackie Frangis
Oct 19, 20202 min read
An Educator’s Journal
Entry 1 Successfully Taking Your Tier 2 Instruction to a Remote Environment For many of us in education, we are in the sixth week of...
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Jackie Frangis
Oct 16, 20191 min read
REAL Teachers working with REAL data at Jersey City Community Charter School
The Jersey City Community Charter School teachers in grades 3-8 are for REAL. During a workshop last week facilitated by one of our new...
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Jackie Frangis
Jun 18, 20191 min read
Teachers at Ocean Township Taking HOTS ( Higher Order Thinking Skills) to New Heights !
Teachers engaged in an engagement activity about higher order thinking skills A great day of learning at the Ocean Township school...
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Jackie Frangis
Jun 18, 20191 min read
St. Peter’s Academy Enjoys a Last School Day of Learning !
Writing Matters Grades K-8 Teachers at St. Peter’s Academy in River Edge enjoyed spending their last day as learners. From learning...
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Jackie Frangis
May 31, 20191 min read
How Can I Begin to Implement Formative Assessments in My Classroom?
The key to understanding true formative assessment and implementing it effectively is ongoing professional development where there is...
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Jackie Frangis
Feb 22, 20192 min read
Math Fact Fluency vs. Memorizing Math Facts
Now you are probably saying to yourself, “But students need to memorize facts!” There is no dispute that students need to know basic math...
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