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Greetings ! FREE 2018 Trend Report This week's newsletter spotlights some of the top-performing consumer insights on the site right now. From the emerging superfood trends of the maqui berry and watermelon seed to the nutrition-boosting ingredients being used in butters, the world of food continues to experience innovative transformations. Outside of food, packaging is also ushering in a wide variety of sustainable options, aligning more and more with the modern consumer's values. The insight On-the-Go Reduction highlights how brands are making it easier for people to consume to-go foods and beverages in environmentally friendly ways. This not only accommodates the ever-present fast-paced lifestyles of people today, but also appeals to those who consume consciously. Also, if you haven't yet already, download your FREE copy of the 2018 Trend Report. There is still plenty of time to find inspiration for making this year your best one yet. Download it here. Enjoy! Jeremy Gutsche CEO, Author & Keynote Speaker - JeremyGutsche.com P.S. Here's my innovation keynote schedule: Mar 12Seattle Mar 14San Francisco Mar 15Los Angeles Mar 20Atlanta Mar 22Palm Springs Mar 26Dallas Apr 09Minneapolis Apr 11Cincinnati Apr 13Dallas Apr 16Toronto Apr 17Scottsdale Apr 18Las Vegas May 01Los Angeles May 03San Diego May 07Miami May 14Boston May 16New York May 23Texas Jun 07Calgary Jun 14Monaco Jun 18San Diego Jul 05London Jul 16Detroit Jul 17Atlanta Jul 18Philadelphia Jul 19Chicago Aug 03Chicago Sep 19Toronto Sep 24California Oct 16Washington Oct 30San Diego Consumer Insights Alternative Supplement Supplements are offered in new, more unique formats Implications - Vitamins and supplements are being offered in increasingly distinct forms, offering alternatives to the pills and powders in which they have traditionally been offered. Whether in... [More] Street Vegan Veganism is adopting the casual nature of street food Implications - Street food has long been associated with unhealthy foods, but the rise of businesses like food trucks has changed this fact – with vegan street foods being the next step in this... [More] On-The-Go Reduction Products normally consumed on-the-go adopt eco friendly designs Implications - Busy consumer lifestyles have brought on the rise of on-the-go snacks and beverages, which have slowly started evolving by adopting more environmentally friendly designs and materials.... [More] Hot This Week 1. Motorcycle-Inspired Urban Electric Bikes Timmermans Fietsen's Inspiration is the Scrambler Hog 2. Modern Authentic Holiday Homes The Restio River House by SAOTA Sits on the Banks of Buffels River 3. Modular Ocean View Homes The Ocean Eye House by Studio Saxe Blends Into the Costa Rican Landscape 4. Adaptable Bicycle Designs Canyon's New Grail Bicycle Adapts to Ride Well On and Off-Road 5. Beastly Geometric SUVs The Karlmann King SUV is Crafted by Hand and Takes 30,000 Hours to Complete 6. Arty Dual-Material Tables Belgian Designer Ben Storms Makes Metal and Marble Tables 7. Artful Adventure Denim Pants Meridian Line's Performance Denim is Perfect in Dynamic Environments 8. Chromatic Pop Art Lookbooks Champion Promotes Its Colorful and Tie-Dye Collection for 2018 9. Minimalist Eco-Stoves The Vuurs Stove Uses The Heat it Generates to Power Modern Technology Featured Clusters 14 Boomer-Targeted Marketing Campaigns From Sarcastic Healthcare Ads to Ageless Lingerie Marketing 30 Innovative Supermarket Concepts From Drive-Thru Grocers to Supermarket Entertainment Centers Learn How 500 of the World's Top Innovators Rely on TrendHunter Courses 12 Talks on the Downsides of Social Media From Misplaced Headlines to The Problem of Interruption 15 Sources for Innovation From Customer-Focused Innovation to Innovation From the Inside Marketing 42 Creativity-Fostering Artistic Establishments From Mobile Art Studios to Edible Art Exhibits 12 Interactive Musical Packages From Speaker-Embedded Bottles to Bottle-Top Cork Speakers Pop Culture 28 Iconic Sneakers Revivals From Vividly Reimagined Retro Sneakers to Museum-Backed Shoe Designs Top 40 Social Media Trends for March From Rapper-Made Social Platforms to Emoji Expansions Tech 36 PC Gaming Innovations From Intergalactic Cases to Distraction-Blocking Monitors 32 Entertaining AI Innovations From Comedy Content Bots to AI-Powered Dating Apps Art & Design 24 3D Architectural Projects From Martian Desert Colonies to Habitable Housing 29 Examples of Clinical Skincare Branding From Pill-Packaged Face Masks to Vitamin Capsule Serums Eco 20 Odor-Eliminating Fabrics From Copper-Infused Towels to Sweat-Proof Dress Shirts 20 Examples of Eco-Friendly Beauty Packaging From Customizable Makeup Cases to Package-Free Soaps Luxury Luxe Shopping Bag-Inspired Totes Balenciaga's 'Supermarket Shoppers' are Made from Lambskin Luxury Airship-Carrying Yachts The 'Dare to Dream' Airship Superyacht Conquers the Sea and Sky Fashion 45 Basketball Activewear Inspirations From Basketball Clutch Purses to Athlete-Backed Shoe Designs 50 Gender-Neutral Fashion Collections From Cruelty-Free Fashion Runways to All-Weather Hoodies 68 'Buy One, Give One' Innovations Community-Connecting Commerce Nonprofit Black Art Organizations 22 Speeches About Apple 15 Speeches by Comedians 59 Speeches on Finding Happiness TREND HUNTER (www.trendhunter.com) is the world's largest trend spotting and cool hunting community. 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In high school, the kids are not all right. Plus: research-tested benefits of breaks

In High School, the Kids Are Not All Right; Research-Tested Benefits of Breaks; Teaching English Language Learners; Women's History Month Resources |

View Online March 21, 2018 Credit: ©Shutterstock.com/solarseven In High School, the Kids Are Not All Right With social and academic pressure mounting, a teacher shares what he's learned about tracking his students' mental well-being. Credit: ©Shutterstock.com/Rawpixel.com Research-Tested Benefits of Breaks Students are easily distracted, but regular, short breaks can help them focus, increase their productivity, and reduce their stress. Credit: ©Shutterstock.com/ivosar Teaching English Language Learners: A Complex Endeavor A teacher seeks out the best approaches to teaching English to non-native speakers, the fastest growing student population in the U.S. Women's History Month: 6 Lesson Plan Resources for Teachers Lesson plans and reading lists for Women's History Month. Credit: Leon Fishman via flickr (CC BY-SA 2.0) Questioning That Deepens Comprehension Scaffold students' thinking about complex texts by asking what the text says, how it works, what it means, and what it inspires them to do. Don't Miss Extending the Silence Aiding Reading Comprehension With Post-its Keeping the Focus on the Positive Planning for PBL Implementation New Teachers: Taking Stock of What You've Learned FOLLOW EDUTOPIA         ABOUT   •   PRIVACY   •   CONTACT To ensure delivery of Edutopia's Weekly Enews, please add news@edutopia.org to your address book. You can always unsubscribe.   © 2018 George Lucas Educational Foundation PO Box 3494, San Rafael, CA 94912

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Giving students more time to think. Plus: aiding reading comprehension with Post-its

Giving Students More Time to Think; Aiding Reading Comprehension With Post-its; Planning for PBL Implementation |

View Online March 14, 2018 Credit: ©Shutterstock.com/Monkey Business Images Extending the Silence Giving students several seconds to think after asking a question—and up to two minutes for some questions—improves their learning. Credit: ©Shutterstock.com/Rawpixel.com Aiding Reading Comprehension With Post-its A simple, low-stress strategy that helps students engage with, understand, and remember what they read. Credit: ©Shutterstock.com/ESB Professional Keeping the Focus on the Positive Paying attention to what was going well for students led a special education teacher to a strengths-based approach to teaching. Credit: ©Hero Images/500px Planning for PBL Implementation Project-based learning can be messy, but planning to have student inquiry lead your instruction can make it an orderly mess. Credit: ©Gable Denims/500px New Teachers: Taking Stock of What You've Learned Six tips for thriving throughout the rest of your first year of teaching. Don't Miss Asking Students to Plan Bad Behavior Honing Students' Speaking Skills Teachers Learn Better Together Thinking Like a Coach Mindfulness in High School FOLLOW EDUTOPIA         ABOUT   •   PRIVACY   •   CONTACT To ensure delivery of Edutopia's Weekly Enews, please add news@edutopia.org to your address book. You can always unsubscribe.   © 2018 George Lucas Educational Foundation PO Box 3494, San Rafael, CA 94912

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