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How Learning a New Language Is Helping Me Connect With My Students

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There are at least four languages spoken by the students I currently teach, so people are often surprised to learn that I’m monolingual. Nearly 4,500 students are eligible to receive direct language support services this year in Hamilton County Schools, the district where I teach in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

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The Benefits of Preschool Last Into Adulthood. Let’s Make High-Quality Pre-K Available to All

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High-quality Pre-K programs are widely recognized for their positive effect on the social, emotional and academic development of young children. They develop more advanced language, pre-math and social skills , and make an easier adjustment to kindergarten. And the benefits of Pre-K last into adulthood.

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Early Learning Faces Obstacles and Inequities—Here's How Edtech Can Help

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Teachers we spoke with are using technology in a variety of ways: for professional development purposes; they are watching videos of high-quality instruction, recording classroom observations and receiving real-time feedback from coaches to seamlessly adjust their instruction.

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Research Uncovers An Important Link Between SEL and Course Outcomes

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While students’ performance on math and English Language Arts (ELA) assessments were most closely linked to failures, SEL variables were next in line. Here are some of Moulton's recommended resources: Recommendations from the National Commission on Social, Emotional, and Academic Development. The answer? EdNext podcast.

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Pecha Kucha is the Answer

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Research shows that when individuals’ needs are being met and they feel a sense of security and trust, their environment is more conducive to academic development (Zepeda, 2014). Studies show that the Pecha Kucha style can improve English speaking skills in general. Psychological Science , 28 (2), 171–180. Robinson, R.

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Pecha Kucha is the Answer

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Research shows that when individuals’ needs are being met and they feel a sense of security and trust, their environment is more conducive to academic development (Zepeda, 2014). Studies show that the Pecha Kucha style can improve English speaking skills in general. Psychological Science , 28 (2), 171–180. Robinson, R.