Teaching Made Simple
022. Just-in-Time Learning is Taking Over Small Group Instruction
Jan 28, 202628 minS0
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Hosted by Bridget Spackman · education · EN · 22 episodes
Bridging Academics presents, Teaching Made Simple, a podcast for upper elementary teachers who want to cut through the noise and focus on what really works. Get practical strategies and research-backed insights to simplify instruction, boost engagement, and support meaningful learning in every classroom.
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