In August 2021, Mentoring Minds celebrated educators through a special, first-ever virtual summit—Critical Thinking Live! Attendees explored possibilities to ignite the power of critical thinking through a series of dynamic, engaging sessions hosted by industry experts, thought leaders and educators who are making a difference.
The fourth in a five-part blog series focusing on specific interventions for ELA learners provides listening and speaking activities as students readjust to in-person learning environments.
The third in a five-part blog series focusing on specific interventions for ELA learners provides listening and speaking activities as students readjust to in-person learning environments.
The second in a five-part blog series focusing on specific interventions for ELA learners provides listening and speaking activities as students readjust to in-person learning environments.
Shared Reading in the upper grades (3-8) is one way to increase student engagement in both fiction and non-fiction texts. This approach allows teaching to occur in a short period of time. Topics addressed in this webinar include: five-day plan, clear focus each day for comprehension strands, and opportunities for critical writing.
With social distancing, face coverings, and home learning as a current standard, the ability to make meaningful connections with others grows more difficult. The majority of students thrive on social interactions, yet those have been highly interrupted over the past several months and we feel the effects in the educational setting. Join in the conversation as we explore best practices in communication, interaction, outreach, and support during these unprecedented times.
Are you looking for some NEW ideas to spark student engagement AND higher-level thinking? Watch this on-demand interview session with author and educator Rebecca Stobaugh and hear her talk about some practical strategies and tips to transform your classroom.
Dr. Karin Hess dispels 7 common misconceptions about rigor and “unpack” research-based strategies that uncover thinking, promote engagement, and build collaboration and self-direction skills.
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