Caught Being Engaged

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The document discusses strategies for engaging students through small group instruction, technology integration, collaborative learning activities, and strategic agendas for different subjects. It emphasizes using small group instruction, technology, student engagement, and collaborative activities across core subjects like reading, math, science, and social studies. It concludes by praising an intermediate school for their outstanding work.

Small Group Instruction using
Technology

Reading and
Social Studies
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Vocabulary
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Kudos Brewbaker
Intermediate!!!!
Keep up the outstanding work!!!

• The word “adaptive” has been used to describe a number of different curriculum solutions, but what does this word actually mean? How do you choose and evaluate digital math curriculum that best fits your district? In this webinar, we’ll highlight the Five Essential Elements of high quality math adaptive software and the specific questions to ask when evaluating the level of adaptivity in digital math curriculum. Hear from others who’ve navigated the process to understand how to develop your decisions.

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