That’s right. Students should be able to tell the narrative story of Algebra 2 … and Rocks and Minerals in third grade … and Chemistry.
Curriculum Storyboards are designed as a narrative framed in the language of the target audience – the students. At first glance, a storyboard appears simple.
As we continue to push the idea of helping students to think cognitively to think, create, and produce, we must recognize that there isn’t a
Take a look at the slide below and begin to think about what you notice. What do you observe? What do you see? You might
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When Finland was recently crowned happiest country again in 2020, we reached out to our Finnish colleague to check in and see how he and his country
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