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Skolkultur som ger kraft att växa

2019-10-24
Hur är kulturen på din skola? En svår fråga att besvara, men ofta pratar rektor eller medarbetarna om att det råder en särskild ”anda” på skolan, eller så kan man svara att det finns beteenden som ”sitter i väggarna”. En skolkultur kan definieras som summan av allt det som en skola representerar i bemötande, handlingsmönster,…

Teachers are using Legos to get kids into STEM

2019-10-24
Many teachers use Legos in the classroom for hands-on STEM exercises, particularly as an enticement to get students who are less confident about their engineering aptitude to give it a try. Middle-school robotics teacher Ian Chow-Miller says he likes using Legos -- from the basic blocks to the higher-end robotics kits -- because his students…
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Accessibility and inclusivity in language education

2019-10-24
Educators can take steps to make language lessons more accessible and inclusive for students with special needs, such as hearing or visual impairments, according to Andrea Mehringer, an English-language educator in Saudi Arabia. In this commentary, Mehringer shares how teachers can help bridge the gap, including the use of education technology.
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How a school for students with dyslexia is changing the game for struggling readers — and the state conversation on reading

2019-10-24
A public school in Colorado is gaining attention for its success in educating students who have dyslexia. Some families have moved to the area and others are making long commutes so their children can attend the Academy for Literacy, Learning & Innovation Excellence, which serves students in grades two through five with small classes, daily…
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Why deeply diving into content could be the key to reading comprehension

2019-10-24
Deep knowledge and a command of vocabulary about a topic can help support reading comprehension, says education journalist Natalie Wexler, citing research on the cognitive science of reading. Wexler says her research shows that the knowledge gap that exists among students could be driving gaps in reading-comprehension skills and achievement gaps overall.