- Navigate discussions in online and hybrid settings effortlessly
- Use Google Forms and Spreadsheets to start discussions that never stall
- Turn amazing quotes into reliable conversation starters…
- Get confident students to play devil’s advocate with their own opinions…
- Invite shy students to participate in discussions…
- Build a positive classroom culture where all students are heard…
- Master a routine that your students will LOVE and REMEMBER you for…
In under 5 minutes, this FREE Video will help you understand and implement a proven 3-Step Method for conversations.
In Under Five Minutes:
- Learn how to use a 3-Step conversation method that works for any age or subject matter
- Understand the purpose behind each step so you can easily implement yourself
- See an example of how the method works in an online conversation
What people are saying about Teach Different:
“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in others.” – Mahatma Gandhi
“You are responsible for your own success.” – 9th grade student
“Every dream begins with a dreamer.” – Harriet Tubman
“We have to make up our own dreams.” – 2nd grade student
“Somethings are impossible.” – 2nd grade student
“The person with dreams is more powerful than the one with the facts.” – Albert Einstein
“Dreamers look for new ideas and learning opportunities. Scientists think they know everything.” – 8th grade student
“I don’t want my doctor to be a dreamer. I want her to have the facts.” – 8th grade student
“Your silence will not protect you.” – Audre Lorde
“Nothing is going to get better or get done until we take action.” – 6th grade student
“Sometimes it’s good to be silent and let others talk.” – 6th grade student
“Happiness depends on ourselves.” – Aristotle
“I think he means that you can turn your unhappiness around by having something to strive for.” – 10th grade student
“I think you need other people to be happy.” – 10th grade student
Chris Walsh – Roscoe, Illinois – Middle School Teacher
“The art of dialogue and conversation needs saving!”
James Plaza – Grayslake, Illinois – High School Sociology Teacher
“I got a call from a parent complementing the types of questions that we are having their kids think about and the discussions that they are creating at home.”