This strategy for teaching creative writing to first- and second-grade students uses an engaging and differentiated approach.

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Putting the onus on students to generate solutions sends a clear signal that learning is ultimately the student's job.

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Hosting outside experts in your class can be a great opportunity—here’s how to make it work well for everyone.

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