How To Use Flexible Grouping In The Classroom
Having students interact with one or more peers can build community, increase engagement, and make learning more active.
Having students interact with one or more peers can build community, increase engagement, and make learning more active.
The current debate over standards is a sign of ignorance. It consumes us, but offers empty calories, not sustenance for a deeper journey
Emphasizing how one student can impact another is not only useful for modifying behavior, but can create a learning community.
The idea of actually using Wikipedia to explicitly teach research for an entire unit is less common than its use for researching credibility.
How can I use one student’s tendencies and ‘intelligences’ to support them in developing other less-developed areas?
What Do Your Social Media Habits Reveal About Your Teaching Style? You’re a lurker—love social media, but more the media than the social, so you stay in the background—looking, skimming, saving, and skimming and looking some more, but always quietly, and always just out of sight. You spend an hour or two tops online—just the basics—messages, some shopping…
The TeachThought Search Engine is a vastly improved way to find the content you’re looking for as an educator.
From affording choice to anchoring year-long discussion of certain themes, here are strategies for teaching literature in the 21st century.
By rewarding students for good behavior, Kentucky’s Valley High School is attempting to transform its culture and engage students.
It is about the technology when you don’t use the technology because you don’t feel comfortable or knowledgeable.
For some in ‘Generation Screen,’ things that are ‘viral’ can be seen as preferable to things that affect and endure.
I had these teachers that were negative. One told me to drop out and work at McDonald’s because that was all I would amount to in life.
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