An Efficient Classroom: 6 Factors Of Academic Achievement
What are the primary factors of academic performance? While literacy skills and background knowledge matter, so does motivation.
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Stop Saying Learning Styles Don’t Work
Somehow, the idea that one student learns best by listening and another while doing jumping jacks has come to define learning styles.
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Help Your Students See Their Gifts: Create A Class Resume
The power of the classroom resume is that it motivates students to prospect for talents and experiences among their peers.
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The Importance Of Knowledge In Progressive Education
We believe there is real value & necessity for certain knowledge & want learners to learn & use it in multiple ways & for multiple reasons.
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What Happens When Teachers Connect
When one teacher meets another, they exchange ideas. Comparing and finding common ground and learning new things is nearly automatic.
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The Most Important Question Every Assessment Should Answer
Whether a formal test or an informal observation, the most important question every assessment should answer is, ‘What now?’
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Here Are 31 Haunted Places You Can Explore With Google Maps
Here are 31 haunted houses, buildings, forests, and generally creepy places you can explore with Google Maps.
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8 Types Of Imagination
Here, Dr. Murray Hunter has offered eight types of imagination we use on a daily basis, from constructive to empathic and dreaming.
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30 Storytelling Tips For Teachers To Capture Students’ Attention
Storytelling is one of the best ways to communicate to someone. Here are 30 storytelling tips for teachers to better reach their students.
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20 Tips To Promote A Self-Directed Classroom Culture
When a task feels overwhelming, the ‘I can,’ quickly falls apart. Teach students how to break down a big project into miniature steps.
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100 Things Students Can Create To Demonstrate What They Know
Students can express themselves and demonstrate knowledge in new ways. Here are 100 things they can create to show what they know.
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Students Should Be Able To Answer 50 Questions Before Graduation
When should I lead and when should I follow? When should I talk and when should I listen–and what is the role of each in understanding?
