The 10 most popular classroom q&a posts this year (opinion)


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Here are the 10 most popular posts that have appeared here over the past 12 months: _1. STUDENTS RESPOND TO ADULTS’ FIXATION ON ‘LEARNING LOSS’_ A Boston educator shares three guidelines for


responding to “learning loss” she developed based on conversations with her students. _2. THIRTEEN INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES FOR SUPPORTING ELL NEWCOMERS_ Five educators share effective


instructional strategies to use with English-language-learner newcomers, including using images and games. _3. HOW STUDENTS WANT TO REIMAGINE EDUCATION NEXT YEAR_ The main features students


are looking for are relevancy and supportive relationships. _4. TEN CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE TEACHING STRATEGIES FOR THE SCIENCE CLASSROOM_ Four teachers share how they implement culturally


responsive instruction in their science classrooms. _5. ASSESSMENT STRATEGIES FOR ENGLISH-LANGUAGE LEARNERS_ Four educators share practical assessment strategies to support English-language


learners. _6. TEN WAYS I’LL BE TEACHING DIFFERENTLY NEXT YEAR_ I share 10 instructional practices I’ve developed during the pandemic that I will be continuing into the next school year. _7.


SEVEN STRATEGIES FOR GRAMMAR INSTRUCTION_ Five educators share instructional strategies for engaging and effective grammar instruction. _8. WHEN IT COMES TO CRITICAL RACE THEORY, TEACHERS


‘SHOULD GO ON OFFENSE WITH INQUIRY’_ Four educators respond to conservative attacks on critical race theory and lessons on systemic racism. _9. THE SIX MOST EFFECTIVE INSTRUCTIONAL


STRATEGIES FOR ELLS—ACCORDING TO TEACHERS_ Teachers share their “go-to” strategies for teaching English-language learners, including sentence starters and Total Physical Response. _10. 12


WAYS TO SUPPORT AFGHAN REFUGEE STUDENTS_ Four teachers with experience teaching refugee students share their suggestions. See you in 2022!