No products in the cart.
Please Take My Crutches
Please Take My Crutches A 17-year-old high-school student recently walked into a high-stakes test without the accommodations that he had received for years. This was not an arbitrary
Closing the Achievement Gap by Closing the Cognitive Gap — Webinar
Tuesday, November 19, 2019 3:30 pm Central Time REGISTER Not only was there essentially no progress in average reading and math scores from 2017 to 2019 in the
Closing the Achievement Gap by Closing the Cognitive Gap – Edcircuit
Closing the Achievement Gap by Closing the Cognitive Gap -- Edcircuit In an article originally published on The Learning Counsel and recently reprinted on Edcircuit, Betsy Hill, president of
Donuts and Dougnuts
We created this Word Search Puzzle in honor of National Doughnut Day and found out that there are actually two days during the year that are so designated. You can click here to find out why there
Learn to Ask for Help
By Peter Kline, author of The Genius in All of Us and Why America's Children Can't Think I once had a tenth-grade student who was failing history. I called her
Which Parts Make Up the Whole?
Here's a fun puzzle that will test how good you are at visualizing how shapes fit together. Take a look at the figure below. Now, can you figure out which two of the figures A, B,
How Many Words Can You Build?
The competition rounds starts in less than a week. Are you ready? Register HERE Key Competition Dates Registration and practise – Thursday, 19 September to
Some Ways to Be More Intelligent
A recent article published in Medium, busts myths about intelligence right and left. First is the notion that intelligence is not changeable. In fact, as we know, intelligence is not fixed but
Some Thoughts on Learner Variability
With all the attention being paid to the differences between learners and the need for differentiation, it is also important to remember that, intra-learner variability can be just as perplexing as
EdCiruit: Grit, Growth Mindset and the Backlash against Both
EdCircuit has reprinted a popular article originally published by the Learning Counsel on grit and growt mindset. As Betsy Hill, president of BrainWare Learning and author of the article explains,