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Practical Strategies for Interdisciplinary Teaching in Today’s University

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Ways to boost cross-field talk include structured debates on complex issues, small group work with students from different fields, or case studies that need multiple viewpoints. Her dedication to educational innovation is further evidenced by her recent Harvard Business School Online Design Thinking and Innovation certification.

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Practical Strategies for Interdisciplinary Teaching in Today’s University

Faculty Focus

Ways to boost cross-field talk include structured debates on complex issues, small group work with students from different fields, or case studies that need multiple viewpoints. Her dedication to educational innovation is further evidenced by her recent Harvard Business School Online Design Thinking and Innovation certification.

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11+ Strong Class Projects for Middle School Engineering Classes

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When science students combine their natural curiosity with engineering know-how, the sky’s the limit (literally, if you’re working on rockets)! Build the sturdiest bridge in class One of the classic STEM activities for middle school , this team project uses elements of both mechanical and civil engineering, as well as teamwork.

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8 Creative Classroom Seating Arrangements to Increase Engagement

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Pros: These non-traditional desk arrangements encourage students to be more creative, think analytically, and have more fun at school. Paired Pods in Rows: Best for space-saving collaboration Many teachers use the traditional row setup because it’s the best way for all of the desks to fit in the classroom space.

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Beyond the bookshelves: 3 ways school libraries have evolved to meet students’ needs

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Once simply a quiet space to check out books, libraries have evolved to provide students with a holistic and interactive learning experience. Traditional beige, rigid layouts with rows of bookshelves and tables have given way to open, adaptable spaces that accommodate group work, discussions and various learning activities.

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Improving student achievement through choice

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Exeter (CA) Unified School District is a small, rural district with approximately 2,800 students, 61 percent of whom are Hispanic and 62 percent of whom are socioeconomically disadvantaged. Approximately one in seven of our students are English language learners.

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3 educational technology tools to be thankful for

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school districts are thankful for this year. With 1:1 initiatives increasingly being either considered or implemented across the US, school districts need an affordable and easy-to-use device for their students: enter, Chromebooks. K-12 schools. Now is also a time to reflect on what educational technology tools U.S. Chromebooks.