November 5, 2023 |
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STEM, Social Studies, and Social Media
November offers many learning event opportunities, including STEM Day, Social Media Kindness Day, Aviation History Month, and the anniversary of the Gettysburg Address. Explore resources related to these notable days and events and discover ways to connect them to your lessons.
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This Week at TeachersFirst
We invite you to join us at our upcoming OK2Ask workshop and to check out a global collaboration opportunity. If you live in the United States, don’t forget to vote this Tuesday! We also kindly ask for your input on our weekly poll.
Tuesday, 11/7, 7 PM ETOK2Ask: Questioning Strategies for Engaging Classroom DiscussionJoin us for this session that will delve into the transformative power of questioning techniques that will help you enhance social and emotional learning (SEL) and foster a positive and inclusive classroom environment. Create an actionable plan to implement improved questioning techniques in your classroom » |
Make global connectionsAcross the World Once a WeekMake connections beyond your classroom and try out this simple, social way for students to learn about the Sustainable Development Goals from students around the world. Your class is presented with one question per week to answer about where you live. |
Share your thoughts with our communityWeekly PollThis week, our poll asks, "What subject within STEM do you find the most difficult to teach?" View the responses of other educators once you click submit. |
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