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Socratic Seminars Beyond the Secondary ELA Classroom

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Team TpT

Socratic Seminars can foster student-led learning and critical thinking. Discover resources from TpT Teacher-Authors that demonstrate just how how applicable Socratic Seminars are to various grades and subjects.

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Working with Emerging Bilingual and Bilingual Students: A Q&A With 3 Teacher-Authors

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Team TpT

Read on as Teacher-Authors Caroline, Yara, and Dyana share their experiences with helping their students gain fluency in another language.

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Tips for Fostering Stronger Teacher-Parent Communication

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Team TpT

Read on for five tips educators can use to foster stronger parent-teacher communication and start their relationship-building efforts on the right foot.

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Formative vs. Summative Assessments… and How to Use Them to Guide Instruction

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Primary Cornerstone

What’s the difference between formative and summative assessments? Why choose one over the other? Teacher-Author Kay of Primary Cornerstone answers these questions and more.

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Tips for Using Classroom Reading Logs With Questions

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The Little Ladybug Shop

Whether your students are reading informational or narrative texts, there are several different ways to use reading logs with questions in the classroom, says Jacqueline from The Little Ladybug Classroom. Take a look at some of her ideas.

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