We are thrilled to have Marla Muntner guest blog for us today. Marla has spent most of her professional life supporting teaching and learning—inside ...
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As on most days, today someone asked me, “What’s new, Brad?” For some reason, today, this question got me thinking: There's actually a LOT that's new ...
Teachstone co-founder and CLASS tool co-author, Bridget Hamre, has dedicated her career to improving teacher-child interactions. Bridging research ...
2013 was such a fantastic year, it’s hard to imagine that 2014 could beat it. But looking at what's planned for the year ahead, I’m pretty sure ’14 ...
As we close out 2013, we could dwell on all that is not right with the world, but let’s not. Instead, let’s look at what is going right in the field ...
As you've heard us say before, Teachstone has a lot to be thankful for this year. Here's another one to add to the gratitude list: a fantastic 2013 ...
Scenario: During a lesson on animals, children sit in assigned spots in a circle. The teacher asks, “How many of you have pets at home?” A few ...
It’s fall in Charlottesville and officially sweater weather at the Teachstone offices. As a native New Yorker, I should be accustomed to the cold, ...
We are excited to have Sara Beach guest blog for us today. As a former Teachstone Staff Trainer, she frequently presented on topics such as Helping ...
This contest has ended, but we’d still love to hear how you would improve this teacher’s Concept Development interactions. Share your thoughts in the ...