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SoL in the Wild

SoL in the Wild

Just a teacher using the science of learning to teach 7th graders about the world.

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Using Elaboration Theory: Seeing the Forest and the Trees in Lesson Design

Every teacher knows the tension between breadth and depth.

a month ago
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How I Use Hinge Questions to Adapt Teaching in Real Time

Every day, I glance across a sea of mini whiteboards. Students write, erase, and rewrite in real time. Each board is a window into their thinking. These aren’t just answers. They are signals guiding my next move as a teacher. This is the po...

a month ago
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Why ‘Because, But, So’ Works: The Cognitive Science of Structured Thinking

Last week, I gave my students a simple sentence starter to wrap up a lesson on rural depopulation in Japan:

a month ago
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In Defense of Turn and Talk: Every strategy has its “Yes, buts”. Don’t lose sight of its “Yes, ands.”

Like a lot of strategies we use as teachers, there’s a teaching move that’s so common we often use without thinking much about it: “Turn and Talk.”

2 months ago
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