When we introduce revising sentences and writing revision strategies in general, we often say “revise and edit” like they’re one step in the process. And let’s be honest: when time is tight, we treat them like one step. But here’s the problem: When editing and revising are lumped together, revision almost always gets ignored. Instead of […]
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Welcome back to the STEM Classroom Management Blog Series! If you’re just joining us, this series focuses on subtle but frustrating behavior issues that can derail STEM time. For these next few posts, we’re looking at more subtle behaviors that still impact collaboration, engagement, and progress. Let’s dive in! Meet the One-Track Thinker This student
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Play Your Way to Successful STEM Below! Resource Links Resources are listed in the order they were shown or discussed: Grit by Angela Duckworth (affiliate link) STEM Ideals Character Education Resources Universal STEM Challenge Templates Getting Started with STEM Challenges (with editable materials donation request letter) Back to School (Apple) STEM Challenges Everything You Need to Know
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One of the many ways elementary teachers try to integrate STEM into their classroom is by intentionally choosing STEM read alouds, books that incorporate STEM-related content (science, technology, engineering, and/or mathematics). You can find many wonderful STEM book lists that have been curated to include picture books that model innovation, illustrate authentic problems, and invite
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Last time, I shared ways to save time when you’re planning your STEM lessons. Today, I want to share ways you can help you and students save time during STEM activities. Save Time, Tip 1: Consider Some Builds Proof-of-Concept or Simply Exploration When I set a time constraint for a STEM Challenge, I already know
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Time management during STEM activities is an enormous problem for teachers! We’ll cover 6 simple tips for time management during STEM activities in this post.
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