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1. Do a market about your students before you teach something new. You need to create a great message for the right audience. As a new teacher, you need to gather data about their interests, age, and favorite books…
If lecturing, put a short outline on the board or give handouts of the lecture. Check off topics on the board as you go through the lecture. Students will be reminded throughout the class period of where you have been…
I truly believe something that makes teaching easier for me is the morning routine that I complete BEFORE I leave for school.
Good teaching isn’t about following a “rigid list of the most popular evidence-based tools and strategies,”
You want to pass student teaching with flying colors while making the most of the opportunity. As such, here are 10 student teaching strategies for success that you can use.
Are you thinking about becoming an elementary school teacher? If you possess all or most of these qualities, you might be the perfect candidate for inspiring positive change in children through education.
Encouragement is one of the most powerful tools a teacher can use.
For some preschoolers, making friends seems to come easily. While for other children, it may appear that they need a little assistance finding a companion or two.
We asked and you sure delivered! Read on for advice from teachers just like you. Whether you are a new teacher or have been doing it for years, this advice is great for everyone!
A busy teacher has little, if any, time to devote to cleaning the classroom. Even so, it’s a necessary part of the job. Get your classroom in shape and keep it that way with our cleaning hacks. Whether it’s the end of…
Do you remember when you were a teenager, arguing with your parents, thinking that adults ‘just don’t get it’! It’s a typical behaviour, it’s a stage that we all go through (well, most of us anyway)!
These strategies can help students who are able to decode well but have difficulty understanding what they read—and they’re beneficial for all students.
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