Episode 36: Top Educational Studies of 2020 discussion

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RISE for Educators

Julie and Holly Lannert

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The RISE for Educators is a podcast with Julie and Holly Lannert, sister-in-laws and instructional coaches, who have taken their conversations out of the corner of their family gatherings and put them into a podcast. Listen weekly for research-based strategies related to empowerment, self-care and all things education.

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Episode 36: Top Educational Studies of 2020 discussion

RISE for Educators

45 minutes 43 seconds

4 years ago

Episode 36: Top Educational Studies of 2020 discussion

This week we discuss Edutopia's article written by Youki Terada and Stephen Merrill, The 10 Most Significant Education Studies of 2020. From rubrics to reading programs to the most effective virtual classrooms, we dig in and examine our own practice and experience as educators.

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