Category: Lesson plans

Dan Snow gets down and dirty in the murky histories of London, Paris and New York, exploring their filthy histories from the bottom up. Medieval

I have previously written about Skype in the classroom and that it is a smart and easy way to connect for teachers. I have also

Using podcasts in class Chose one of the topics below and listen to the podcast. If you would like more choices look at the links

The answer may surprise you I recently read this article by the Christensen Institute. The article is based on their own research on the topic,

Research at the University of Trondheim, Norway On the 16th of November, there will be an online webinar on the topic going gradeless, organized by

The final presidential debate is over and it is time to fact check and analyze the final performance of the two candidates. Lesson plan Choose

Voting and Democracy How concerned do you think we should we be about the integrity of the 2020 election? What problems worry you most? What

Enriching Academic Vocabulary: Strategies for Teaching Tier Two Words to E.L.L. Students First a clarification; Tier two words are the most important words for direct instruction because they

Looking behind the numbers What if all covid‑19 deaths in the United States had happened in your neighborhood? Find out what would happen if your

Will business travel ever be the same? Covid-19 has grounded business travellers. When the world opens back up, will employees close down Zoom and get

A lesson plan from The New York Times. Source: Lesson of the Day. Read this article: On any given day, they spill out onto the

By Robert Marzano First a relentless focus on student learning, skill by skill, and student by student. Second, a collaborative culture in teams working to