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72 unique Growth Mindset Notes encourage middle school and high school students to believe they can learn anything and help them develop the attitudes, habits, and work ethics that will help them persevere through challenges and succeed in all subjects and classes! Ready to print, cut, and go – implement growth mindset today with these notes!

72 unique Growth Mindset Notes encourage middle school and high school students to believe they can learn anything and help them develop the attitudes, habits, and work ethics that will help them persevere through challenges and succeed in all subjects and classes! Ready to print, cut, and go – implement growth mindset today with these notes!

Play "Attack" with your students! It's a review game that can be used in any subject that your middle school students will be begging to play! FREE instructions

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Categorizing tasks according to the complexity of thought they require is one way for teachers to create a rich learning environment.

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SCIENCE TEACHERS - START HERE!Subscribe to our email list and free resource library to receive tips, resources, and announcements from Science with Mrs. Lau every week. Sign Up DOODLE DIAGRAMSLearn more about these guided notes that students and teachers love! Go to the Blog Post MODELING BIOCHEMISTRYLearn how to model carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic …

If your textbook is outdated and isn't relevant to your students, it is time to diversify. In this Twitter chat, middle school and high school English Language Arts teachers discussed sources for contemporary fiction and nonfiction. Teachers also shared their experiences with verse novels, graphic novels and "reading" other media: videos, images, and infographics. Read through the chat for ideas to implement in your own classroom.

I sat down and did a quick count of the "new" vocabulary that students encounter in Geometry. If I discount the ones that students 'should' have heard before, I am still left with over 200 crucial terms, formulas and figures that students are expected to master by the end of a school year. Yep, over 200...in addition to writing English papers, reading literature and history (and all the intricacies that it entails), science, electives and too many other things to list. I don't know about…

There is so much focus on teaching students the basics at the elementary level. Sadly, there are so many high school students who hav...

There are plenty of reasons and ways to use task cards in any middle or high school classroom. This post shares practical ways for using task cards.

Want your students to actively engage in addressing inequality? Explore this annotated bibliography of resources for teaching students about social justice.

Quick Start Guide to Flipping the Secondary Science Classroom PLUS a FREE PowerPoint, Notes, and Video resource for high school Biology!

How to Score a 9 on an AP English Essay. Are you a high school AP English Student? The AP English Language and Composition essay is part of the final exam to determine if you get your Advanced Placement (AP) English credit, freeing you...