16-02-2020
Teaching Good Study Habits, Minute by Minute
With clear goals, timed exercises, and games, parents can help design home-study habits by tailoring them to their students' visual, kinesthetic, musical, or social strengths.
15-02-2020
Grammar: The Skunk at the Garden Party
Students may wish grammar would go away, but there are ways to deepen their engagement.
14-02-2020
Ο θεραπευτικός χαρακτήρας του παιχνιδιού για τα παιδιά
Όταν το παιχνίδι αποκτά θεραπευτικό χαρακτήρα…
12-02-2020
7 Reading Readiness Apps for Special Needs Students
Here are seven apps to help special needs students toward reading readiness, touchscreen games that engage children through play with colours, shapes, animation, alphabet sequencing, and sentence structure.
11-02-2020
Teaching Isn’t a Personality Contest
One way to become an exceptional teacher is to focus less on traits like humour and charisma and more on self-awareness and interactions with students.
10-02-2020
Assessing Social and Emotional Learning
A review of three types of SEL assessment, with suggestions for ways to collect and report student growth to families.
09-02-2020
How to Get the Most Out of a Diverse Classroom Library
Many teachers are working to bring in books that provide students with windows and mirrors. Once the books are in the room, what’s next?
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
Travel, in the younger sort, is a part of education; in the elder, a part of experience.
TEACHING IDEAS
Notable Ideas
Help your students take and use notes more effectively. Show them the organization of your lecture — write an outline on the board. Students usually record whatever is put on the board, so be discriminating in use of the board or overheads. Tell students what is important. Use signaling phrases like "this is important" or "these differ in three ways."
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