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How Professional Development Can Forever Change a Classroom

May 30, 2018 Stephen Burke Classroom Stories

How Professional Development Can Forever Change a Classroom

Teachers tell us all the time: Professional development makes them soar. It helps them stay up to date on educational best practices and pedagogy, connect with other teachers, and learn new techniques to help their students [Read More...]

Tagged With: advice from teachers, professional development

Teaching Star Wars: From Robots to Readers

December 14, 2017 Emilia Murphy News

Teaching Star Wars: From Robots to Readers

Star Wars: The Last Jedi is here! The latest installment of the historic movie franchise opens in theaters across the country this weekend. From engaging reluctant readers to teaching on the cutting edge, DonorsChoose.org [Read More...]

Tagged With: advice from teachers, project ideas star wars in the classroom

How to Think Like a Donor and Get Your Project Funded

October 23, 2017 Guest Blogger Just for Teachers/ Project Tips

How to Think Like a Donor and Get Your Project Funded

Guest blogger Genein Letford is an elementary music teacher from Canoga Park, California and a member of the DonorsChoose.org Board of Directors. One of the reasons I advocate for arts education is that it forces you to [Read More...]

Tagged With: advice from teachers, behind the scenes, board of directors, genein letford, project essay

What Does It Take for Schools to be Student Ready?

August 18, 2017 Stephen Burke News

What Does It Take for Schools to be Student Ready?

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has been supporting teachers on our site for nearly a decade, and we’re so excited for the campaigns we’ll roll out together throughout the 2017-2018 school year. (Stay tuned to our blog for [Read More...]

Tagged With: advice from teachers, partnerships, project ideas

Financial Literacy: The Subject Students Wish They Were Taught

July 18, 2017 Emma Kirouac Just for Teachers/ Project Inspiration

Financial Literacy: The Subject Students Wish They Were Taught

How a band leader, an English teacher, and other educators across the country are teaching financial literacy to prepare their students for life beyond the classroom. At our annual summer staff meeting, we asked a group of [Read More...]

Tagged With: advice from teachers, partnerships, project inspiration

Level Up Your Life (and Your Classroom) with These Summer Reads

June 26, 2017 Emilia Murphy Just for Teachers

Level Up Your Life (and Your Classroom) with These Summer Reads

Looking for that great book to read this summer? Your colleagues have your back. We put out a call for our teachers to share their essential summer reads for 2017. Here are a few favorites. Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond [Read More...]

Tagged With: advice from teachers, professional development

Teacher Voices: Engaging Students with Classroom Technology

June 21, 2017 Stephen Burke Just for Teachers/ Project Inspiration

Teacher Voices: Engaging Students with Classroom Technology

For teachers, technology is no longer just a "nice-to-have" for the classroom: It's becoming more and more essential every year. Last summer, we released our first Technology in the Classroom Report, which showed that a majority [Read More...]

Tagged With: advice from teachers, technology, video

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