Show Notes
In this episode, 6th-grade teacher North Landesman will walk us through his routines as well as the many ways in which he uses mini-whiteboards in his classroom to check student thinking and adjust his instruction. Show Notes: Mini-Whiteboard blog by North LandesmanAdam Boxer TipsHow I’m Using Mini-Whiteboards blog by Darren LeslieCraig Barton Tips videoYou Should Use Mini-Whiteboards by Dylan Kane (blog)Why Use Mini-Whiteboards by Distilled (Jamie Clark)Types of questions blog by Bunsen...
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