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The Pygmalion Effect
When someone believes you can do well, you're more likely to try harder and actually do better because of their belief in you.
High Quality Instructional Materials
Those well-made teaching tools—like books, videos, or lessons—that help students learn better by being clear, accurate, and fun to use.
Scaffolding
Giving students just the right amount of help—like hints, examples, or steps—so they can learn something new without getting stuck or overwhelmed.
Check for Understanding
Making sure students really get what they're learning—by asking questions, having them explain things, or showing what they know in different ways.
Academic Laps
What happens when students miss a lot of school? How can teachers and staff help them catch up and stay on track?
Rigorous Questioning
Asking deeper, more challenging questions that make students think hard, explain their ideas, solve problems, and connect what they know to new situations.