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The Power of Choice: How Student Autonomy Improves Learning
Learn what student autonomy is, what research says about it, and seven practical classroom strategies teachers can use to give learners more choice.
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The Cost of Conformity: How Standardized Testing Harms Students and Teachers
An explainer on how standardized testing can harm students and teachers, its social and economic costs, and alternatives like portfolio assessment.
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Navigating the Constraints of Standardized Testing: A Teacher’s Guide
Learn the four main constraints of standardized testing and five practical strategies teachers can use, from formative assessment to a growth mindset.
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Classroom Management: Strategies to Help Teachers Regain Control
Practical classroom management strategies for teachers: clear expectations, positive discipline, active learning, handling challenging behavior, and self-care.
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Going Beyond the Classroom: Using Community Resources to Supplement Learning
A practical guide for teachers on finding community resources and using guest speakers, field trips, and service learning to enrich classroom lessons.
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Equity in Education: Addressing Resource Disparities in Schools
What equity in education means, how resource gaps affect learners, and four ways policymakers, schools, and communities can close them.
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Innovative Solutions for Inadequate Resources: Strategies for Teachers
How teachers can cope with limited funding, materials, and technology using personalized, collaborative, and blended learning approaches.
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The Hidden Costs of Inadequate Resources on Student Learning
How a lack of textbooks, technology, and facilities lowers learner engagement and achievement, and what schools and communities can do about it.
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Resourceful Teachers, Resilient Students: Thriving in an Environment of Scarcity
Practical ways teachers can stay resourceful and students can build resilience when school resources are scarce, from shared materials to a growth mindset.
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Creativity on a Budget: Tips for Engaging Students with Limited Resources
Practical, low-cost ways to engage students with limited resources: free materials, projects, games, group work, and a positive classroom climate.