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Standards, procedures, classroom practice and the monthly teaching tips — every guide the Ministry publishes for its teachers, in one searchable library.
559 guides




Monthly tips11 Dec 2022
15 Actionable Strategies for Increasing Student Motivation and Engagement
In his book, Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us, Daniel Pink argues that extrinsic motivations such as grades, standardized tests and financial rewards are merely temporary incentives that cannot…


Monthly tips4 Dec 2022
9 Ways to Teach Social Skills in Your Classroom
Research and experience has told us that having social skills is essential for success in life. Inclusive teachers have always taught, provided and reinforced the use of good social skills in order to include and…


Monthly tips27 Nov 2022
Good Teachers Stick To The Lines, While Great Teachers Inspire New Lines
For those not familiar, he was one half of the musical genius that founded Steely Dan. As a musician myself, I loved the complexity and precision of their music.


Monthly tips20 Nov 2022
15 Actionable Strategies for Increasing Student Motivation and Engagement
In his book, Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us, Daniel Pink argues that extrinsic motivations such as grades, standardized tests and financial rewards are merely temporary incentives that cannot…



Monthly tips6 Nov 2022
Top 10 First Day of School Tips for Teachers
The big day is nearly here! And, whether it’s your first year of teaching or your 30th, we know that students aren’t the only ones with a few butterflies in their stomachs thinking about the first day back in the…


Monthly tips30 Oct 2022
How to Support Effective and Engaging Structured Independent Reading Time in Your Classroom
Independent reading is a student’s reading of a text on his or her own. It can occur anywhere- as part of an activity in a school classroom or at home and includes books that are appropriate for the student’s reading…
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