Friday Funnies: Bubble Failure
There is a place for multiple choice assessments, but when we place too high a premium on the ability to guess correctly, are we really creating deep thinkers? See how a company of teachers and by...
View ArticleFriday Funnies: Picture This
It’s said that pictures are worth a thousand words. In every TCI program, we include lessons that build around powerful visuals. We call this type of lesson a Visual Discovery. Learn more about this...
View ArticleFriday Funnies: Scary New Start
What does your school do to help the transition into a new school for a student? How welcome and inviting is your student body and staff? Good questions to think about. Comment and share your...
View ArticleFriday Funnies: Primary Source Tyrant
Having students use and find primary sources is a great exercise. See http://bit.ly/GGA4TB to get some practical tips on using them in class.
View ArticleFriday Funnies: Nature’s Primary Source
Don’t forget to check out our Facebook page and recorded webinars here and here on primary sources all this month!
View ArticleFriday Funnies: (Special Thanksgiving edition) Wild Turkey
From all of us at TCI, Happy Thanksgiving!
View ArticleFriday Funnies: Lazy Mayan
Don’t worry…you’ll have time after 12/21 to come back and do the lesson on the Mayan Sacred Round. Just do a 30-day trial of our Medieval World program! http://teachtci.com/trial and check it out!
View ArticleFriday Funnies: Snow Day is No Holiday
To be clear…I’ve never met 3 kids like Felix, Josh, and Paul. Perhaps though, they just might be so excited to be in a class using TCI materials that they can’t stand the thought of missing out just...
View ArticleFriday Funnies: Periodically Disturbing
How do most students stay up-to-date on current events? You guessed it…social media. While there are many good things about social media, like any other tool…it has it’s place. If used to search out...
View ArticleInfographic: The Flipped Classroom
How many of you are in schools that are currently flipping or entertaining moving towards a flipped model? What have been the benefits and drawbacks? Created by Knewton and Column Five Media
View Article
More Pages to Explore .....