BrainPOP | When students learn fractions in math and then clap, count, and play those same fractions as rhythms, the concept sticks. A half note,... | Instagram

BrainPOP on Instagram: "Transdisciplinary learning helps students think bigger, make meaningful connections, and understand how ideas work together in the real world. In Sal’s class, music serves as that bridge, connecting reading, math, science, creativity, and more! Benefits of transdisciplinary learning: 1️⃣ It mirrors real-life thinking, overlapping skills and knowledge. Outside of school, problems and ideas aren’t confined to single subjects. 2️⃣ Students learn to see how concepts fit toget

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BrainPOP on Instagram: "“If you happen to teach a lesson doing beeps and boops, then you teach a lesson doing beeps and boops and they’ll understand what you’re doing.” Chase Chatfield is an Art and Esports teacher from Mississippi and Certified BrainPOP Educator (CBE)."

BrainPOP on Instagram: "Don’t be a “sage on the stage,” let students take the lead! In Rayna’s 5th grade class, she’s all about giving her students ownership of their learning so they can gain agency and confidence to shape their own thinking. Rayna’s top tips to get started with student-led learning in your classroom: 1️⃣ Build choice into assignments, such as independent vs. group work or flexible activity menus, to increase student motivation. 2️⃣ Invite students to teach the class to strengt