BY NEIL JARRETT Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)

A cadre of K-12 AFT members from across the nation has jointly designed standards-based, integrated content, featuring capstone project ideas that are grade-level and developmentally appropriate. These project-based learning (PBL) lessons and activities will enable students to demonstrate learning in a variety of ways that will adapt to in-person, hybrid or remote learning. Explore ways for your students to show off what they know, and check out the grade-band themes; also, keep in mind that…

Cooperative Learning is a great strategy to use in every classroom. It doesn’t matter the age or ability of the students, cooperative learning can be…

Learn about how to put cooperative learning structures in place to facilitate teamwork, focus and reinforced group interest in a variety of disciplines.

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Society for Human Resource Management (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Whew! Glad that’s over. Now the election’s been settled businesses can go back to business, employees can get back to work and job-seekers can expect to find more open roles. Money sitting on the sidelines will come back into the economy as investment [...]

Parent advocacy and classroom cooperation don’t stop in middle school; they just get a lot more complicated. Take these four steps to help your child build productive relationships with all teachers, strengthen executive functions, prevent academic emergencies, and thrive in middle school.

Engage student in cooperative learning activities by solving hands-on problems. These cooperative learning activities are fun, unique puzzles that give students an opportunity to learn to work together. Use them as a classroom community building tool throughout the school year. #cooperativelearning