Teacher Education
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Use Bloom’s Taxonomy to Teach Effectively
Bloom’s Taxonomy is an accepted framework adopted by teachers to help their students in the cognitive learning procedure. Teachers use it to concentrate on ... -
A Guide to Community-Based Learning
Community-based learning refers to various teaching methods and programs that educators utilize to connect what is being taught in schools to their surrounding communities, ... -
The Edvocate’s Guide to Developing Learning Objectives
Learning objectives are brief statements that explain what learners will be expected to learn by the end of the school year, class, unit, lesson, ... -
Implementing the Four Parts of Explicit Instruction
Are you a teacher who is new to explicit instruction and needs help implementing it in your classroom? Then you have come to the ... -
An Overview of Explicit Instruction
Have you ever attempted to follow a new recipe, only to identify that a step is missing or unclear? Or maybe the directions had ... -
Teacher Certification Reciprocity in Each U.S. State
Teacher license reciprocity allows teachers who possess an out-of-state license to receive a license in another state as long as they meet the state’s ... -
Why You Should Use Reflective Practice
What Is Reflective Practice? Do you leave the school building thinking about how the day went? Do you ponder what may have turned a ... -
Pedagogical Documentation: A Tool for Teachers
Documentation and data collection are important parts of the job of teachers. The information gathered helps teachers make plans on how to help individual ... -
4 Questions a Teacher Must Have Answers for Before Retiring
All through your teaching career, you look forward to your retirement, when you will rest all day long and spend time with your family. ... -
Is Teacher Preparation Failing Students With Disabilities
Although the early 2010s aimed to eliminate the deficiencies in special education by offering students with disabilities a more robust curriculum, many other aspects ...
