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Turning Lesson Ideas Into Usable Resources With AI

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By Wendy Turner
| Edutopia Verified
Great ideas for education practices pop up all the time: on my social feeds, in newsletters, and as part of professional development. I love when I can implement these ideas in my classroom the very next day. But sometimes I need a bridge between the idea and the implementation. For me, I now often use AI to build that bridge. After I encounter a great idea, I turn to AI as a thought partner, using the idea as input and carefully directing AI to create the materials I need to put it into practice.
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Attrition in NHS dentistry threatens patient care

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By Ewen McColl, Wendy Turner, Margaret Kingston
| The BMJ Verified
Ewen McColl, professor of clinical dentistry1, Wendy Turner, clinical professor in restorative dentistry2, Margaret Kingston, professor of medicine3, Richard G Watt, professor of dental public health4 Author affiliations Correspondence to: E McColl ewen.mccoll@plymouth.ac.uk Contract reform and long term workforce planning are critical to halt declining access to care Patients unable to access dental care are presenting to general practices and emergency departments in increasing numbers,...
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Low-Lift Elementary Classroom Routines That Get Students Ready to Learn

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By Wendy Turner
| Edutopia Verified
Before learning takes place, students must feel safe and have a sense of belonging. In elementary school, consistent opening and closing routines are a key element of classroom culture that helps build that safety and belonging. In an effort to be efficient, I’ve created “ready routines” that take little effort to plan and update each week, saving me time and cognitive load for the more complex tasks I need to attend to as an effective educator.
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