9 Ground Rules For Great Principals
The following graphic from weareteachers.org takes a more general approach, but provides 9 clear tips–‘ground rules’–for great principals.
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Teaching: The art & science of helping people learn
The following graphic from weareteachers.org takes a more general approach, but provides 9 clear tips–‘ground rules’–for great principals.
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Okay, 100 words on the idea of a “teacher bully”….It’s easier to become one than you’d think. Teaching isn’t easy–stresses
Don’t Be A Teacher Bully Read More
Practicing the test all year is like practicing a doctor’s exam all year instead of getting in shape: you are confusing cause and effect.
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Give your ELL students opportunities to make mistakes and create a culture where students can learn and grow from them.
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Yes, playlists are used as metaphors, but there’s a larger lesson to be had for why teaching with music can be so effective.
Why Teaching With Music Is So Effective Read More
We’ve dug through dozens of books, magazines, pinterest boards, and other blogs to find our favorite inspirational quotes for teachers.
52 Of Our Favorite Inspirational Quotes For Teachers Read More
Innovative thinking is one of those ideas in education that is often espoused, but not measured, reported on, trained around, or celebrated.
27 Ways To Inspire Innovative Thinking In Students Read More
You can use infographics to teach candidates’ views, look for patterns & alliances, take and represent poll data, and count delegates.
11 Activities Using Infographics And Data To Teach About The Election Read More
Many Americans are 1-2 paychecks away from doom, the slightest breeze in the economy can push any one us over.
Learn To Earn: Why We Must Teach Students Financial Literacy Read More
The 40/40/40 rule: What’s important that students understand for the next 40 days, for the next 40 months, for the next 40 years?
Which Content Is Most Important? The 40/40/40 Rule Read More
A teacher makes over 1500 educational decisions every school day, a constant juggle of manager, content holder, master communicator, and support system.
A Teacher Makes 1500 Educational Decisions A Day Read More
Rather than pass out papers to the students all day, or try to ensure they receive important notes, invest in a mailbox for the classroom.
20 Tips For A More Organized Classroom Read More