Small Group Instruction: Station Rotation vs Workshop Model
Most educators have heard that small group instruction works. But it’s a lot easier to change seating arrangements than it is to change how we teach.
Most educators have heard that small group instruction works. But it’s a lot easier to change seating arrangements than it is to change how we teach.
When you went to school, you probably spent most of your day sitting in rows. But does this arrangement create the best learning environments? In
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This Month’s Educator spotlight shines on Eliset Claudio. Ms. Claudio is a 6th Grade math teacher at MS 126 in Brooklyn. She shares how the
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