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Getting Students Excited for the New Semester: Use These 11 Online Tools!

by Julie Petersen | Nov 9, 2015 | Guest Posts, resources

Here is a Guest Blog by the talented Julie Petersen. The topic is timely with rich resources to meet any classroom teacher looking to expand their practice for meeting learner needs. Julie Petersen is a private English language tutor and a blogger, who features the...

Letter for New Teachers on Differentiation

by John McCarthy | Sep 21, 2015 | Differentiated Instruction, Pedagogy, resources

Letter for New Teachers on Differentiation Sincerely, John McCarthy, Ed.S. – follow on Twitter @JMcCarthyEdS   Dear New Teachers and Teachers Exploring Differentiation, I’m glad that you’re thinking about the important needs of ALL of your...

Game-Changing Presentation Skills: Learning from Masters

by John McCarthy | Sep 14, 2015 | Pedagogy

by John McCarthy, Ed.S. – Twitter: @JMcCarthyEdS Much of my work depends on public speaking. It takes on many forms including conducting workshops, keynotes, teaching students, and presenting at meetings for school boards and other stakeholders. We all know that...

Using team builders to develop a student-centered culture

by John McCarthy | Aug 9, 2015 | Global Skills, strategies

Using team builders to develop a student-centered culture by John McCarthy Team builders are great for helping students develop understanding of global competencies, sometimes called college/career readiness skills. When doing a team builder, the key is the reflective...

Collaboration: Ideas from Many Voices, Part 1

by John McCarthy | Jul 6, 2015 | Global Skills, Pedagogy, resources, Voice

Collaboration is an important global competency that students need to learn and refine. By the time they enter any post-secondary experience, students with over 10-12 years of honing this skill will be well prepared to forge ahead with new learning and career paths....

Demystifying Differentiation: 6 Myths and Truths

by John McCarthy | Jun 8, 2015 | Differentiated Instruction

I’m on my way to Columbus Ohio for the Ohio ASCD Summer Conference. I’ll be keynoting the event and presenting during the breakout sessions on several topics relating to putting Differentiation into Action. You can follow my tweets via @jmccarthyeds using...

Question Formulation Technique: Empowering Student Inquiry

by John McCarthy | May 9, 2015 | Inquiry, Pedagogy, resources, strategies

For ongoing support on educational practice and student voice, subscribe for email updates and follow @jmccarthyeds via Twitter: https://twitter.com/JMcCarthyEdS Question Formulation Technique: Empowering Student Inquiry The Question Formulation Technique (QFT) by The...

Steps to Address Student Apathy and Critical Thinking

by John McCarthy | Apr 20, 2015 | Differentiated Instruction, Formative Assessments, PBL, Pedagogy, Project Based Learning

I got a question from S. Crowder asking how to address student apathy and struggles with developing critical thinking skills through Differentiation for STEM/PBL curriculum. It’s an important concern that is shared by many who truly want their students to...

3 Steps to Getting started with Differentiation – a response

by John McCarthy | Apr 11, 2015 | Differentiated Instruction, Pedagogy

Edutopia is a great resource for ideas and professional collaboration. In a discussion thread, New at the “Game” of Differentiated Teaching, I was asked to contribute to supporting a fellow educator. In a profession that is based on supporting others, I...

Four steps to stronger and more independent teams

by John McCarthy | Mar 31, 2015 | Global Skills, PBL, Pedagogy, strategies

Four steps to stronger and more independent teams by John McCarthy, Ed.S. We all want the same thing. We want students able to work well with others. Every learner should be fully invested in the collaborative needs of their team so that the work is evenly balanced...
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