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4 dni temu · Book Breaks is an important and novel instructional modality that high school history teachers should embrace. I see each Book Breaks author as a co-teacher for my class and a way for students to feel more connected to the historians who wrote their textbook– Give Me Liberty! –or helped them understand historical people, sources, and events.
3 dni temu · Availability of instructional and learning resources in history classrooms. As found out from interviews and classroom observation data, the study revealed a serious shortage of both textual and technological-based resources in the teaching and learning of the history subject.
4 dni temu · Plunge your students into data and statistics...but with floaties! This guide highlights easy-to-use tools and resources for getting students engaged in using data/statistics without the headaches of requiring them to use complicated software or statistical coding.
4 dni temu · Statista is a large, reasonably easy to use tool for finding statistics from around the word. Sage Sage Data [formerly called Data Planet ] is even more comprehensive, but it helps to be familiar with the ways statistical agencies organize and describe their data if you want to use it effectively.
1 dzień temu · Significant instruction needed to catch up to pre-pandemic levels. On average across grades, NWEA found students will need an extra 4.8 months of reading instruction and 4.3 months of math ...
3 dni temu · Is the SAT Hard? The SAT is a challenging test; that’s what helps it distinguish between different students.. With that said, difficulty is subjective. The best way to gauge its difficulty is by taking practice exams. These simulated tests not only help you get acquainted with the format and types of questions but also reveal your strengths and areas needing improvement for a good SAT score.
4 dni temu · According to the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), the number of public school teachers was 11% higher in 2021 (3.8 million) than in 2011 (3.4 million). Following these trends, the student-to-teacher ratio fell in Chicago, Dallas, Philadelphia, Houston, and San Antonio because of declining enrollment.
