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Learning Styles Are Back From the Dead. Again.

Ashley Doty

Published on: 10/16/2026

Learning styles are one of education’s most persistent myths. See what the research says about visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learners, and what teachers can focus on instead.

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Glow Walks: A Powerful Way to Celebrate Teaching, Highlight Growth, and Build Momentum During Testing Season | Uncomplicate Ed

Amelia Brown

Published on: 05/03/2026

Boost teacher morale this spring with Glow Walks—a non-evaluative classroom walkthrough strategy grounded in the science of learning that celebrates student growth, strengthens instruction, and builds collective efficacy during testing season. Includes a free Glow Walks Toolkit.

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Don’t Be Spooked by Cognitive Science | Uncomplicate Ed

Ashley Doty

Published on: 10/21/2025

These 5 Halloween-themed teaching strategies are grounded in real cognitive science. From retrieval to chunking, use them this week to boost student learning—no gimmicks, just brains.

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Ghost Walks: A Low-Stakes Way to Kick-Start Teacher Learning Walks | Uncomplicate Ed

Amelia Brown

Published on: 10/12/2025

Boost teacher collaboration with Ghost Walks—low-stakes classroom walkthroughs without students. Learn how this trust-building strategy can spark reflection, idea sharing, and lead to stronger learning walks. Includes a free Ghost Walk Toolkit.

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