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Projects vs. PBL; Strengthen School Community (Video); Landing a Teaching Job

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JUL 2, 2014

Top Book Picks from Educators


Teachers Use the Summer to Prepare for a New Year
Summer Reading and Rejuvenation
Enjoy rediscovering yourself (and your passions!) with these nine reflective titles.

7 Great E-Books for Summer Reading on iPads
Use e-books to help your elementary kids keep up their reading skills this summer.

What Are Educators Reading This Summer?
If you're looking for a good read, check out these crowdsourced gems.


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VIDEO SPOTLIGHT: SCHOOLS THAT WORK

Watch this VideoStrengthen School Community to Boost Academic Achievement
See how one school uses dialogue circles, arts, and team-building to support positive school culture and academic growth. (2:38 mins.)

 

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HOW TO FIND A JOB IN EDUCATION

Landing a Teaching JobFinding a job as a new teacher can be daunting. Check out these tips from experienced teachers.

WEEKLY GIVEAWAY

I Make Note-Taking a Breeze!Prize: Notability iPod Bundle ($305 value!)
Deadline:  July 6, 2014

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GRANTS & RESOURCES

Summer Reading Program from Barnes & Noble
To participate, download a free Reading Journal online. After reading eight books, kids can then return completed logs to a local Barnes & Noble store and receive a free book.

Check out the big list of Educational Grants and Resources, updated weekly.

EVENTS

 WEBINAR  Writing Outside Your Comfort Zone
Hosted by: National Writing Project
When: July 7 to 27, 2014

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