7 Ways to Enable Your Students in the Classroom
Giving your students autonomy will help increase enthusiasm and energy in the classroom and will help them develop the skills they need to work in …
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Teaching Methods, Tools & Strategies
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Go Wireless to Inspire: How to Adopt Digital Learning in Your Classroom
Everyone loves technology, but learning how to manage it in the classroom is challenging. The benefits of using technology far outweigh the costs of …
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Restoring the Positive Standing and Respect That Teachers in the U.S. Deserve
If statistical trends continue, our poorly trained students will become mediocre workers in a world run by more educated international competitors. …
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How Much Homework? Pros and Cons of Bringing Home Schoolwork
Is homework an important part of a student’s education or is it an unnecessary burden teachers feel compelled to assign? Learn some benefits, …
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Use Baseball to Teach Math: Fun Math Ideas for Kindergarten And Up
Are your students bored with math? Excite them with a baseball lesson. Sports and numbers fit together perfectly. You can’t have a winner …
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Common Core English Reading & Writing Assessments: Tips on Adapting to the Common Core
How do you make sure your students are learning what they need to in order to succeed on tests mandated by the Common Core? Here are some methods to …
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Practice Assessments for Common Core: Fiction and Non-Fiction Texts
Analyze your student’s response to both fiction and non-fiction tests. These practice assessments will prepare them for standardized tests.
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Two Warm-up Games for the Common Core English Classroom
Are you in the process of adapting your English lesson plans and teaching methods to meet Common Core standards? Here’s some warm-up games for …
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Help Your Child Prepare for Computerized Standardized Testing
Along with changes in education, there are also changes in the testing process. Students in many states who were used to taking tests with paper and …
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Theory of Multiple Intelligences: "Smart" Isn't So Easily Defined
Looking at the way students were tested and intelligence was measured, Howard Gardner saw the system was flawed. While it worked to quantify and …
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