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Where Do I Even Start?
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Welcome to Byrdseed! I'm Ian Byrd and I write, speak, and create videos to help teachers around the world improve education for gifted and talented …
Actively Learn
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Texts for ELA, Science, and Social Studies with scaffolds and higher-order questions Find what you teach and great texts to pair with it. Or add …
Ditch That Textbook
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Digital Breakout Template
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This is a Digital Breakout template. Replace this text with a scenario that engages students in the task of breaking the locks. This is a great …
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Featured Sites
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TeachersFirst - Featured Sites: Week of Mar 26, 2017 Here are this week's features. Clicking the tags in the description area of each listing will …
Educator-Designed Curriculum | d.loft STEM Learning
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Need inspiration and ideas for how to incorporate design thinking into your classroom? Browse these curriculum units and lesson plans created by …
Design Thinking Projects and Challenges
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Design Thinking Challenges The Hamster Challenge - A hamster habitat design challenge for all kids The Exploration and Identity Challenge- An …
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Most Students Don’t Know When News Is Fake, Stanford Study Finds
The Wall Street Journal. - Sue Shellenbarger
Teens absorb social media news without considering the source; parents can teach research skills and skepticism By Sue Shellenbarger Sue Shellenbarger The Wall Street Journal Biography Google+ Sue.Shellenbarger@wsj.com
The easy way to differentiate your teaching
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Quizalize lets you engage your class and deliver instant assessments for personalised learning on any computer, tablet or smartphone. It helps you …
Recap
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This fall we hosted an amazing and inspirational Back-to-School webinar series including Trevor MacKenzie author[…] When I attended the first ever …
The Guide to Pinterest for Educators
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Over 500,000 education pins are saved to Pinterest every day. Learn how to use this platform to inform your teaching and professional development.