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Our pedagogical approach - The Bell Way - is structured around six core learning principles, all of which ensure optimal learning for our students. Today we take a closer look at “Clarity of Learning”. Find out more about The Bell Way: https://bit.ly/4cOaF9W #learning #education

"In our classroom, enCORE has emerged as an invaluable asset, revolutionizing the way we approach lesson planning and student assessment. No longer do we spend precious hours scouring for materials that meet both grade-level standards and prerequisite skills; enCORE seamlessly integrates both, providing meticulously curated lessons that align flawlessly with our Year at a Glance grade-level standards." - Sawyer C., Special Education Teacher. Read other customer testimonials here: https://hubs.li/Q02SxH7F0

#InquiryBasedLearning encourages students to make connections between the classroom and the real world, thus deepening their learning experience. Check out our course to bring IBL into your teaching and learning style https://lnkd.in/eejyQAKq

When we understand #LearnerVariability, we see a design challenge, not a student problem. Our course, "How to Design for Learner Variability," is here to help educators transform their teaching practices. Deepen your understanding of the science of learning, memory, and how to design for the whole child. Are you an American Federation of Teachers union member? Join us for five Zoom sessions and complete modules to receive 20 hours of course credit. Ideal for K-12 educators, MTSS coordinators, and more! Register by Sept. 3! https://bit.ly/4dFaKwX #LearnerVariability #ProfessionalDevelopment

Discover the power of collaboration with our 5Cs Framework for Circle of Teachers' Learning! Learn how to create supportive, effective professional learning communities that enhance both teaching and student outcomes. Watch now to transform your teaching practices! https://lnkd.in/gBzH-8w9 #Education #TeacherTraining #5CsFramework #CTL

How can we expect students to fight and persevere to understand when the work is one-size-fits-all? If we want to meet the needs of all learners, it is critical that we commit to “firm goals, flexible means” and design student-centered instruction.

Are you ready for lesson observations? It’s easy to view them as a threat, but remember, observations are focused on how the class is learning, not just on your teaching. Gavin Beart, Divisional Managing Director for Reed’s education division, shares some top tips for preparing for an observation: Focus on Student Engagement: Ensure your students are actively participating and engaged in the lesson. Clear Objectives: Have clear learning objectives and communicate them effectively to your students. Reflect and Adapt: Be open to feedback and ready to adapt your teaching methods to improve student learning outcomes. Showcase Best Practices: Highlight the best practices you use in your classroom to facilitate learning. Embrace observations as an opportunity to showcase your strengths and enhance your teaching practice! You can find them here: https://lnkd.in/ep9mTnq6

The Listening Path offers a practical toolkit for educators aiming to boost listening comprehension in young learners. By focusing on auditory skills, this program primes students for better academic performance and effective communication, nurturing a classroom culture ripe for learning and curiosity 🗣️🌟 thelisteningpath.com #ClassroomCulture #LearningEnhancement #CommunicationSkills #AcademicGrowth

Best start in life part 2: the prime areas of learning Great reflection points- Do you create environments, moments and a curriculum to further develop the prime areas? The prime areas of learning are essential for our youngest learners in order to flourish within the specific areas of learning. https://lnkd.in/dyBZE25T

🌟 Quote Spotlight: Paul Black Paul Black highlights the essence of formative assessment: utilizing evidence to tailor teaching strategies for enhanced student learning. #QuoteSpotlight #PaulBlack #FormativeAssessment