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  • Featured Teacher Sam Stier’s Recommendations

    Name: Sam Stier Role: Curricula developer and teacher trainer School: Learning with Nature City, State: Missoula, Montana Number of years teaching: 11 How I use Curriki: I use Curriki to see how others approach teaching a topic, and just to … Continue reading

  • See Jemma Heliker’s Favorite Classroom Resources

    Name: Jemma Heliker Role: Middle and High School Language Arts Teacher School: Mastery Charter, Shoemaker Campus City, State: Philadelphia, PA Number of years teaching: 5 How I use Curriki: The resources on Curriki cover every possible subject and area. As … Continue reading

  • Meet Featured Teacher Nate Merrill!

    Name: Nate Merrill Role: Middle School Social Studies teacher, Technology Integration Specialist School: Long Trail School City, State: Dorset, VT Number of years teaching: 16 Twitter Handle: @Nate_Merrill How I use Curriki: Curriki is a great site for me to … Continue reading

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