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New Tools for Primary School Writing

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The company announced last week that it is offering elementary educators nationwide the unique opportunity to participate in the development of its latest product, Mystery Writing by Discovery Education , through a free, year-long trial. Individual educators interested in claiming their free trial can visit the Mystery Writing website here.

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Need Inspiration Designing Station Rotation Lessons for your Math, English, History, or Science Class?

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The teacher-led station provides time for the teacher to provide differentiated instruction around concepts and skills, support students as they read or employ reading strategies, and provide focused feedback as they write. Science: Station Rotation Ideas. Science curriculum, like math, can be very linear.

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The academic implications of AI in student writing

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As a doctoral student and research writer myself, I have witnessed and experienced the profound impact of these technologies on academic writing. This widespread usage across disciplines like engineering and natural sciences highlights the versatility of AI in various academic contexts. My experience aligns with these findings.

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The intersection of the science of reading and edtech

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This time of year, I especially miss the opportunity to teach young learners to read and write. The fulfillment I find in helping elementary school students develop their literacy skills has driven my interest in the science of reading. But what is the science of reading?

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Science Experiment Freebie!

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Science is not confined to laboratories or academic institutions; it can be explored right in the comfort of your home. Unveiling Hidden Messages Another engaging experiment is the “Invisible Ink” technique, which uses lemon juice as a writing medium. This 70 page digital book has you covered! Now available in our Shop!

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Helping science-averse teachers integrate STEM and literacy

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This understanding has deepened through my collaboration with Kathy Renfrew, whose journey from a self-proclaimed science-phobic classroom teacher to renowned STEM educator and leader illustrates the transformation that happens when educators break down traditional subject-area barriers and create truly interdisciplinary units.

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The science of reading, beyond phonics

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If we wish to see continued success, we will need to use everything the science of reading has taught us and provide students with a healthy diet of explicit literacy instruction that includes foundational skills like decoding, in addition to building content knowledge and higher-order comprehension strategies.

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