This high school English teacher helps her students get to know each other with an interviewing exercise.

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This 4th grade teacher demonstrates how she arranges the desks in her classroom to facilitate student collaboration.

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Allyson Krogmann Jordan, an early learning coach in Santa Monica, Calif., teaches her preschool students spatial-reasoning skills through a game using wooden building blocks.

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Genevieve DeBose, an English-language arts teacher in New York, explains how starting a community book club gave students ownership over their own learning.

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One New York high school teacher explains how she organizes community book club meetings and prepares student leaders to guide the discussion.

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This elementary school teacher shows how she uses sentence starters and descriptive charts in a lesson about differentiating fact from opinion.

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Sixth grade teacher Suney Park shares how using positive language can build students' self-esteem and foster a positive learning environment.

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Eighth grade teachers Shannon Kay and Meredith Sweeney share how peer teaching in small groups can give students a voice in the classroom.

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Eighth grade teachers Shannon Kay and Meredith Sweeney share how a simple group activity can encourage student engagement and support English-language learners.

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Jessica Hegg, a dual language teacher at Banting Elementary in Waukesha, Wisc., engages her 5th grade class in an innovative lesson that helps students practice speaking and listening.

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