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Executive Function and Remote Learning
Hey Coach? Ana Hale Hey Coach? Ana Hale

Executive Function and Remote Learning

Sometimes, what we perceive as an engagement issue is actually an executive function issue! Ana Hale offers suggestions to explicitly teach executive function strategies to students that will help them succeed in an online learning environment.

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Bringing Fun and Excitement to the Classroom
Hey Coach? Karleen Vaughn Hey Coach? Karleen Vaughn

Bringing Fun and Excitement to the Classroom

When students are engaged in the classroom, they are more attentive, focused, and motivated to participate in meaningful learning experiences. Karleen Vaughn provides several easy-to-implement-strategies to increase student engagement and have more fun while you do it.

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Screencasting in the Classroom
Hey Coach? Brittani Crocker Hey Coach? Brittani Crocker

Screencasting in the Classroom

Screencasting can be beneficial for teachers, students, and parents in a number of ways. We’re sharing tips to help you to create engaging screencasts that provide your viewers with effective learning tools and support.

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Growing Your PLN
Hey Coach? Michelle Hague Hey Coach? Michelle Hague

Growing Your PLN

With a new school year comes new challenges - especially this year. It’s a great idea to grow your PLN for professional support. Not sure where to start? Here are some ideas to help you grow your PLN!

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Building a Positive Classroom Community
Hey Coach? Kristen Klinger Hey Coach? Kristen Klinger

Building a Positive Classroom Community

A classroom should always feel like a safe space for all students, no matter the age. The beginning of the year is the perfect time to set the stage for this! In this post, we dive into several considerations to keep in mind when establishing a positive classroom community.

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Instructional Design Made Easy
Hey Coach? Ana Moreno Hey Coach? Ana Moreno

Instructional Design Made Easy

You do not have to be certified as an instructional designer in order to create a learning module that is rigorous and highly engaging. Learn how teachers act as instructional designers when they create curriculum, select appropriate learning activities, develop assessments, and make meaningful materials for learners.

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Engaging Students in an Online Environment
Hey Coach? Anna Bilyeu Hey Coach? Anna Bilyeu

Engaging Students in an Online Environment

We can still engage our students, even when teaching and learning happens remotely. Many of the best practices we use to engage students in a traditional classroom translate to an online environment. Learn more about how to keep students engaged online!

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