The worst teaching technique
So “the worst” is a bit of hyperbole. I’m sure that there are worse strategies. But this is a strategy that I see lots of teachers utilizing and it is […]
So “the worst” is a bit of hyperbole. I’m sure that there are worse strategies. But this is a strategy that I see lots of teachers utilizing and it is […]
I want you to think of a skill that you’re good at that’s not taught in the traditional classroom; like ballet, basketball, golf, doodling, public speaking, sewing, etc. Now imagine […]
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People are resistant to change; teachers are no different. When a teacher first hears me talk about differentiated instruction, and how I create learning stations and activities to remediate each […]
Jafar had finished all of his work. Having nothing to do, he began talking to the students around him. His teacher reminded him not to bother Lilly (a struggling student), […]
Differentiated instruction has meant a lot of different things throughout the history of education Recently, a lot of the talk around differentiation involves alternative assessments. Which meant checking for comprehension […]
It’s the week report cards are due and suddenly your students want extra credit. I used to always get frustrated. What lesson am I teaching him if he gets so […]
This Post has 7 Free Resources! Distance learning has been a struggle for everyone; parents, teachers, and students. One struggle we teachers keep facing is trying to find engaging activities […]
FREE RESOURCE INCLUDED As we’re all adjusting to the new normal of social distancing, e-learning, and home isolation, it’s easy to get so focused on what needs to be done […]
Distance Learning Tips for Teachers You’ve probably heard horror stories of inappropriate behavior hijacking teachers’ Zoom meetings, called “Zoombombing.” This is where individuals enter a Zoom conference (usually because a […]
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