Attention Essay Grades 
Teach Hub
JUNE 27, 2025
When you scroll through social media, you’ll see perfect grades, perfect families, perfect everything. For example, if they’re writing an essay, help them focus on just the intro first. Personalized feedback helps students see the path forward, as well as showing them that you’re paying attention. Instead, break things down.
Teachers Pay Teachers
JULY 14, 2025
This list of 8th grade writing prompts is sure to put pen to paper (or fingers to keyboards!) 10 8th Grade Social-Emotional Writing Prompts Social-emotional learning is a way for students to find their place in the world around them while staying in touch with their own wants and needs. Yes, even math! What would you do?
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Cult of Pedagogy
MAY 11, 2025
Missed Signals Shed Cheated in Her Previous Marathon The press coverage from Boston caught the attention of a New Yorker named Susan Morrow. The pressure students feel to get high grades and the pressure for teachers to give them are both real. Despite her promise to win again the next year, she never ran another marathon.
Faculty Focus
JUNE 29, 2025
Grades, policies, and standards are employed as tools not just for learning but for controlling behavior and projecting authority. Without the constant need to defend or assert one’s ego (our preferences and aversions), the instructor’s attention can open to what is happening in the room or on the screen. In *Collected Essays* (Ed.).
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JUNE 2, 2025
Psychology “Do Now” Writing Prompts & Slides By Loosli Learning Grades: 9th-12th Subjects: Psychology Ideal for psychology classes or any subject focused on critical thinking, these do now writing prompts are an intriguing way to start the day. In your opinion, what sport gets too much attention? What would you do?
Faculty Focus
JUNE 29, 2025
Grades, policies, and standards are employed as tools not just for learning but for controlling behavior and projecting authority. Without the constant need to defend or assert one’s ego (our preferences and aversions), the instructor’s attention can open to what is happening in the room or on the screen. In *Collected Essays* (Ed.).
Teach Hub
MAY 19, 2025
This will help you spot which students are getting it and which are not, before its time to grade something. Consider focusing less on grades and more on comments that push students to reflect and revise. Your introduction grabs attention well. Plus, it helps demystify grading. Try going back and checking your math.
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