Tips for Teachers on Creating a Personal Development Plan
Just as every student has a unique learning style, every teacher has their own teaching style. Create a personal development plan to set and meet …
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Teaching Methods, Tips & Strategies
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Kinesthetic Learning Strategies for Teachers and Parents
In this fourth and final segment of our series on learning styles, we turn our attention to kinesthetic learners. These students are “doers” and …
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Different Types of Learning Styles - Visual, Auditory, and Kinesthetic
One of the beautiful processes that a child goes through in the early years is the development of his personality. The child starts to find freedom in …
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Helping Auditory Learners Be Successful in School
Students can be predominantly visual, auditory, or kinesthetic learners. In this segment of our series on learning styles, we’ll focus on how …
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Teaching Visual Learners: Tips and Strategies for Teachers and Parents
It is undeniable that each child is vastly different and has a unique way of looking at the world. While they may be wired differently, children tend …
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The Pros and Cons of Bring Your Own Technology (BYOT) Programs in Our Schools
The workplace in the 21st century is fully digital and internationally integrated. Our educational system must be, too. No longer do we ask should …
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The Importance of Teaching Digital Citizenship & Online Safety in Today's Classrooms
No education today would be complete without teaching digital etiquette and internet safety. From appropriate behavior on social media, to crafting …
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The Benefits of Flipped Learning & How You Can Flip Your Classroom
The concept is a little different from flipping a house, but the end result is similar. Flipping your classroom can make learning in the classroom …
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Rewarding & Punishing Student Behavior: Moving from External Rewards to Intrinsic Ones
We know that reward and punishment works and there is nothing wrong with using it to a point. However, at some point we need students to start …
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Teaching Ricky Bobby Style: 3 Ways to Pick Up the Pace and Hook Your Students' Interest
If you are familiar with the movie Talladega Nights then you remember the mantra of Ricky Bobby who had one focus - “I wanna go fast.” Boredom is the …
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