Going beyond the basics: shared experience-based assessment that works for all.
Read more >Quiet teachers and students win with group work that actually works for all.
Read more >My—quiet—way or the highway? There is a middle road.
Read more >No need to raise your hand to be a class participant!
Read more >Being quiet should not equate to being overlooked.
Read more >The push for performance and excessive collaboration leaves little room for quiet teachers.
Read more >Introvert? There will be a lot that resonates here.
Read more >Why do so many high-functioning people look back at high school as the worst time of their lives—and why do we accept this as normal?
Read more >There are ways to encourage participation other than asking students to speak up in class, and silence is an incredibly important tool for promoting learning and teaching patience.
Read more >Participation level isn’t always an indication of learning.
Read more >In my sixth year of teaching, a student wrote me a note that read, “Don’t let me get away with being too quiet. Make me talk even if it’s hard for me. You ask loud kids to stop interrupting and blurting out, right? So ask me to speak up, please.”
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