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Six Suggestions to Spark a Spectacular School Year

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Honored that my latest article, “Six Suggestions to Spark a Spectacular School Year,” appears in the latest edition of The International Educator :  https://www.tieonline.com/article/3559/six-suggestions-to-spark-a-spectacular-school-year #education #educación #교육 #教育 #教育#empathy #resources #skills #strategies #innovation #innovación #혁신 #创新 #革新

Give Great Gratitude: Eight Ideas to Kindle Kindness and a Culture of Caring in the School Community

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                                                                                                       (c) 2022 Scott B. Freiberger By Scott B. Freiberger With cerulean, carmine, and chalky holiday lights sparking sensations of splendor rife with family life and frolicking friends, November is a terrific time to reflect and rejoice.   With resolve and ingenuity flowing freely from fresh autumn air, now would be a propitious time to provide students with a voice to articulate appreciation for the scholarship, seasonal sentiments, and magic-like merriment that they experience.   Advancing an attitude of gratitude is also particularly poignant to model for young minds.   ...

Project-Based Learning: Five Ways to Amaze and Spark Unity Within the Community

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                                                                                                                                            (C) 2020 Scott B. Freiberger  By Scott B. Freiberger Fasten your curriculum mapping seatbelts and prepare for provocative, personalized pupil projects!   Project-based learning (PBL) is an inquiry-based pedagogy in which scholars enhance skills in a cross-section of spaces, such as critical thinking, collaboration, reasoning, and resilience, in an effort to resolve real-world regressions.   The PBL approach offers sch...

Upgrade the New Normal: Five Telltale Tips for Providing Prodigious In-Person Learning

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(C) 2007 Scott Freiberger By Scott B. Freiberger As we step outside and feel the proverbial autumn winds of change upon us, the lyrics to “Some Things Never Change” from Disney’s feel-good franchise hit “Frozen 2” reverberate: “Yes, the wind blows a little bit colder, and we’re all getting older, and the clouds are moving on with every autumn breeze...that’s why I rely on certain certainties.”   In spite of the pandemic, some things really do never change, like the need for providing all children a warm, welcoming, world-class education. As the new school year commences like a novel, unscripted movie, it seems we could all use some stress-reduction.   Take a deep breath as you prepare scholars for powerful new classroom experiences, and upgrade the new normal with substantial scholastic technology.   Here are five telltale tips for providing prodigious in-person learning. 1.       Soft-Serve a Superabundance of SEL I had penned about the i...