Top stories published by Teachers on Fire Magazine in February of 2019

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Tim Cavey in Teachers on Fire Magazine

Feb 12, 2019

Real-Time Feedback for Real-Time Learning

Assessment is most effective and efficient when it happens right away.

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Tim Cavey in Teachers on Fire Magazine

Feb 21, 2019

The Case for Teachers on Twitter

Educators are learners first.

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Katelynn Giordano in Teachers on Fire Magazine

Feb 12, 2019

Redefining Professional Development

Professional development is an interesting concept. When most of us hear it, undoubtedly our…

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Tim Cavey in Teachers on Fire Magazine

Feb 5, 2019

Why We’re Podcasting in 8th Grade

“Whoever is doing the talking is doing the learning.” — David Guerin

Katelynn Giordano in Teachers on Fire Magazine

Feb 2, 2019

The Passion Project

This school year, much of my focus has been on student empowerment. My district has undergone some massive shifts, all…

Tim Cavey in Teachers on Fire Magazine

Feb 27, 2019

Professional Paradox: The Agony and Ecstasy of Reporting Period

Riley Dueck in Teachers on Fire Magazine

Feb 23, 2019

Read any Book, Share any Book

How an unorthodox book club brought staff together into life long…

Lynn Thomas 🇨🇦 in Teachers on Fire Magazine

Feb 5, 2019

Feedback is Fabulous

Over the past few years, I have implemented a feedback form at the end of my course. The goal is for me to be able to…

Katelynn Giordano in Teachers on Fire Magazine

Feb 24, 2019

On Teacher Culture

Culture is an important component to any well-functioning classroom. Because of this, we’re often discussing methods to…

Lynn Thomas 🇨🇦 in Teachers on Fire Magazine

Feb 13, 2019

A is for Access: The A, B, Cs (and X, Y, Zs) of the Class of 2030.

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