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Whole books have gradually lost their place in many classrooms, as packed curricula and an increasing reliance on short texts and excerpts leave little time for reading complete books. In this episode, literacy expert Jen Serravallo explains why whole-book reading matters and sha ... Show More

How do we know whether students can actually use what they've learned? Traditional tests can tell us a lot, but they don't always show us whether students can apply their knowledge and skills in meaningful ways. In this episode, I'm talking with author and educator Jay McTighe ab ... Show More

When teachers push back against coaching, professional development, or a new initiative, they often get labeled as "resistant." But that label can keep us from seeing what's really going on. In this episode, author Elena Aguilar shares insights from her new book, How to Coach Res ... Show More

Have you got a story to tell? Here's a phrase about just telling the important bits 

<p>The title says it all!</p> 

The title says it all. 

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story 

story 

Exactly what the title says 

<p>The title says it all! Check it out!</p> 

It's all in the title!