What Is 3 Before Me? A Teaching Strategy To Build Capacity In Students
‘3 Before Me’ requires that when students are stuck, they must first try to solve the problem in 3 different ways before asking the teacher.
5 Strategies For Creating A Genius Mindset In Students
Genius requires one to reject convention in pursuit of something special through a mix of intelligence, creativity, mindset, and perseverance.
5 Simple Ideas That Can Transform Your Teaching
Realize that the school year is a marathon, not a series of sprints. You have longer than you think to help students learn.
20 Ways To Improve A Test, Quiz, Or Other Assessment
From making it adaptive to changing the form, timing, language, or structure of the assessment, here are 20 ways to improve a test.
6 Types Of Assessment Of Learning
Criterion-Referenced Assessment One way to think about it: Measures a student’s performance against a goal, specific objective, or standard.
12 Strategies To Build Relationships With Students
Student engagement is one of the most fundamental requirements of learning. Without an engaged mind, everything else is futile.
10 Tips For Creating More Effective Multiple-Choice Questions
Does the item require a passage or graphic? Does it provide all students with the best opportunity to ‘show what they know’?
15 Rules Of Great Teaching
Good teachers seek engaged students. Great teachers–somehow, someway–find out what makes students click, and use it.
The Best Source Of Education Research Is Your Classroom
There is pressure in education to be research-based and data-based. But where should that research come from?
What It Means To Be A Reflective Teacher
How can I see reflection as a way of teaching so that it’s impossible to separate from everything else I do in the classroom?
The Gradual Release Of Responsibility Model In 6 Simple Words
What is the Gradual Release of Responsibility? Show me, Help me, Let me.
7 Ways To Remove The Gamification In Your Classroom
From reducing terms of failure to never stopping the learning, here are 7 ways to remove gamification from learning in your classroom.
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