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#Health: This is the 'stairs test', the easiest method to measure heart health

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#Health: This is the 'stairs test', the easiest method to measure heart health

Heart health is a key issue in preventive medicine, and more and more, science is looking for practical ways to evaluate it in everyday life. Among those useful and accessible tools is the ‘stairs test’, a simple method that offers essential clues about cardiovascular health without the need for sophisticated equipment or long medical consultations. What is the stair test? The test basically involves climbing 60 steps, which is equivalent to app…See the Story

What is Yours to Do? Teach Happier Blog Series

What is Yours to Do? Teach Happier Blog Series

Former NFL player and author of Protect Your Peace, Trent Shelton says, “We can’t control what the day brings, but we can control what we bring to the day.” During this unsteady time in education, what can we bring to the day? What can we realistically do? As I was thinking about this month’s Teach Happier blog and considering a ... Read More The post What is Yours to Do? Teach Happier Blog Series appeared first on Teach Better.Read Article

How Do I Know If I Am Ready To Lead A PD Session?

How Do I Know If I Am Ready To Lead A PD Session?

TL;DR: Presenting at an education conference or district professional development day can be scary. You are the only one who can tell your story. You can design professional learning that informs, inspires, and invites change. I still remember the first time I led a teacher professional development session. My district had done a call for presenters for a teacher institute ... Read More The post How Do I Know If I Am Ready To Lead A PD Session? …Read Article

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How Aligned Content Can Boost Student Success

How Aligned Content Can Boost Student Success

Education is like a complex puzzle, and one of the most important pieces is ensuring that what students learn in the classroom actually aligns with the goals and standards set by schools, districts, and states. This is where aligning our content comes into play. When I say “aligning content” what I mean is creating consistency between curriculum objectives, teaching strategies, ... Read More The post How Aligned Content Can Boost Student Success…United States · United States Read Article

How AI can support teaching and learning in the classroom.

How AI can support teaching and learning in the classroom.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has made this an interesting time to be in education. As soon as ChatGPT was introduced to the world in November 2022, it had instant implications on the classroom. If you’re like me, you went through a roller coaster of emotions. You saw lots of exciting potential for what it could create and do for you. But ... Read More The post How AI can support teaching and learning in the classroom. appeared first on Teach Bet…Education · Russia See the Story

Teachers: Take Note of Sunshine in the Winter

Teachers: Take Note of Sunshine in the Winter

We made it through February and here we are in March. March has always been my least favorite month as a teacher. Growing up in Western New York, March is the month where you’re like, done with the snow…but it’s still going to snow. You get teased with a few fair-weather days, but the dirty slush pushed around again and ... Read More The post Teachers: Take Note of Sunshine in the Winter appeared first on Teach Better.New York State · New York Read Article