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Liz Rowoldt

Liz Rowoldt is an advocate for high quality instructional materials. She supports Great Minds curriculum resource reviews in IN, IL, WI, MN, ND, and SD.

Liz Rowoldt

The Little Things Teachers Do Every Day Are Actually Big Things: How to Retain Them During Virtual Learning

As a former special education teacher and the mom of two middle school students with dyslexia, I've developed some easy-to-use tips on how best to...

Improving Equity in Science Education

In this video, you’ll hear from three members of the PhD Science team—Brianna Reilly, curriculum development manager, Isaac Stauffer, professional...

Supporting Social-Emotional Learning in Science

School looks different for most students this year, and that change requires a new focus on their social emotional learning needs. Watch our latest...

Educational Redlining is a Pernicious Problem; Baltimore is Leading the Way in Addressing It

I grew up in Howard County, Md., and was a byproduct of public schools. My former high school sits 11 miles from where I taught—ConneXions, an...

Do's and Don'ts: How to Engage Teachers in Online PD

In District Administration, I outline my top tips for keeping online professional development fun, lively, and productive. Administrators and...

ICYMI: "New Science Curriculum Provides Hands-on Learning"

In the Star Herald of Scottsbluff, Nebraska, school principal and science content area specialist Jeremy Behnke highlights the experiential nature of...

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