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By Bena Kallick and Allison Zmuda Sign up to be notified when Bena and Allison’s book is available for purchase! Unfortunately, in the tight economy of time and grading practices, students do not see failure as an opportunity to return Read More …
Am I doing this right? Is this what you’re looking for? What do you think about this? There is excessive self-doubt, inadequacy, and hesitation in our school culture. How can students be expected to take risks and produce original thinking Read More …
My first day in rehab and it was off to a rocky start. I was restless throughout most of the night, out of a mixture of anticipation and dread for the upcoming daily events. I was going to meet a Read More …
Jessica Craig is a third grade teacher at Roxborough Intermediate in Littleton, Co., who writes about incorporating personalized learning into her classroom. Educator and consultant Allison Zmuda paid her a visit earlier this year. By: Jessica Craig When I’m beginning Read More …
Ron Berger has been an inspiration to show what students can do if we expect excellence, surround them with quality examples, create regular critiques where students and outside experts play a significant role, and provide the opportunity to make the Read More …
Guest Post by Daniel Kao I joined Student Voice because one of my biggest dreams is to see the education system shift and change into something that is more relevant, practical, and accessible. My vision for the next generation of Read More …
In this day and age, technology knowledge and understanding isn’t limited to any particular stakeholder in a school. While teachers sometimes feel the need to know all the ins and outs of technologies that may potentially use with their students, Read More …