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Kathleen Vail
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Managing Editor, Kappan
Washington
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By Starr Sackstein, Kathleen Vail Verified| Kappan@ Q: I work with elementary-aged students who are excited to participate in class. I love their enthusiasm and don’t want to quash it. Unfortunately, students get upset when they aren’t called on to share. How can I support students who don’t have an immediate opportunity to share when they aren’t called on first? How can I help them work through their disappointment so they know they will have other opportunities?
By Starr Sackstein, Kathleen Vail Verified| Kappan@ Q: My high school math students are struggling to stay in their seats. Do you have advice on bringing more movement into my classroom? Signed, A high school math teacherA: Many educators face the challenge of keeping students engaged and focused, especially in a subject like math, which is sometimes perceived as dry or overly rigid. Fortunately, there are numerous strategies to infuse movement into your classroom, helping to improve focus, energy levels, and overall learning outcomes.
By Starr Sackstein, Kathleen Vail Verified| Kappan@ Q: I work with elementary-aged students who are excited to participate in class. I love their enthusiasm and don’t want to quash it. Unfortunately, students get upset when they aren’t called on to share. How can I support students who don’t have an immediate opportunity to share when they aren’t called on first? How can I help them work through their disappointment so they know they will have other opportunities?
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Kappan
Launched in 2015 by Alexander Russo, The Grade helps inform and improve news coverage of K-12 education issues through a weekly column and newsletter.
Washington, D.C., United States, United States
+1 812-339-1156