Unilever/Magnum has been silencing Ben & Jerry’s when the brand has tried to speak out about social injustices & progressive values. It’s wrong.
Join me & sign Ben from Ben & Jerry's petition & be entered in a raffle to win a free pint of his pro-ceasefire sorbet! sign.moveon.org/petitions/un...
My STOP & THINK article is filled with links to additional classroom strategies. Check it out!
What does real rigor look like? In this episode of Toddle’s School Leaders Project, host Cindy Blackburn sits down with Dr. Karin Hess renowned assessment expert and creator of the Cognitive Rigor Matrix. They unpack what rigor actually means. Ehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2dzCnCDOHs
Listen to my latest podcast where I discuss rigor, learning progressions, and assessment design. Enjoy! creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/...
Does your group work need a new GPS-I guidance system? Read my latest blog post - www.middleweb.com/52110/design...
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Excited to see my 14th book with endorsements from Heidi Hayes Jacobs, Sherry St Clair, Barbara Blackburn, Jon Saphier, and Larua Laura Smith Benson. Looking for a master class in DOK, learning transfer, and use of the Hess cognitive rigor matrices? check it out at www.tcpress.com/applying-dep...
Loved this practical approach to differentiating how we measure learning! A Strategy for Differentiating Assessments www.edutopia.org/article/tier...
Because they used to teach math!
Merry Christmas from Ireland. 🇮🇪 ✨🌲✨👏✨
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Have time for a new on-demand podcast? Listen to my conversation with Heidi Hayes Jacobs, "DOK and Storyboarding" at www.linkedin.com/events/depth...
Ha ha! I'm good. Doing a webinar with Heidi tomorrow. Should be fun.
The Borrows series has been a favorite of mine since my 6th grade teacher read them aloud, back in the 1960s. I read them to my elementary students in the 1970s-1980s and gave copies to my grandkids in the 2000s.
I've just moved from "X" to Bluesky and I like the new neighborhood! Looking to reconnect and share ideas with other educators. Visit my website www.karin-hess.com to see what we might have in common.
