Discover effective strategies to help quieter students will feel more comfortable speaking up and engaging in classroom discussions.
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Professional LearningTCEA Convention & Exposition
Illuminate, Collaborate, and Celebrate at the 2025 TCEA Convention & Exposition
by Lori Graceyby Lori GraceyRegistration for the 2025 TCEA Convention & Exposition opens Sept. 12, 2024, at 9 a.m. Central. Reserve your spot today!
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English Language ArtsPlanning and PreparationReadingWriting
Write to Learn: Creating a Districtwide Culture of Literacy
by Taylor Brockby Taylor BrockJoin NoRedInk on a journey to create a districtwide culture of literacy and learn about solutions you can implement in your own district!
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AI/VRArtificial IntelligenceDigital Literacy
Introducing the TCEA AI Literacy Framework for Students: Empowering the Next Generation
by Lori Graceyby Lori GraceyAI literacy is a critical component of a sound education today. Dive into TCEA’s new AI Literacy Framework for Students!
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Spark creativity in your classroom! Storynest.ai empowers teachers with AI-driven prompts, character chats, and comic storyboards.
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AI/VRArtificial Intelligence
Enhance Math Learning with Free Math AI Tools
by Lori Graceyby Lori GraceyLooking for ways to improve engagement and retention in your math classroom? Check out these free math AI tools!
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Struggling to engage your Pre-K students in the library? Keep them entertained and active with these ten lesson plans for young learners!
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Buckle up for a road trip through the world of AI-powered lesson planning. The PLAN approach is your GPS to trippin’ with AI collections.
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Classroom ActivitiesFallGood TeachingSeasonal Activities
Fall Into Learning: Autumn Activities and Websites for Students
by Sara Quallsby Sara QuallsJump into fall with these fun autumn activities! From fall festivals to halloween treats, we’ve got all your fall needs covered.
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Back to SchoolCommunicationGood TeachingSocial-Emotional Learning
Using Student Surveys to Inform Your Teaching Strategies
by Macee Hallby Macee HallStudent surveys are good for more than just breaking the ice. They’re also a great way to learn about your class and adjust your lesson plan!