Teachers
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4 Reasons Why Small Class Sizes Lead to Better Student Performance
Let’s play a little game. Class A has 30 students, and Class B has 15 students. The students are of equal ability and behavior, ... -
Proven learning zones for every classroom
Your classroom isn’t just a classroom. It’s a creative space waiting to come to life. Teaching is more than knowing your content area, the ... -
3 Ways to Say Thank You to Teachers
No matter what you do for a living or how successful you are, chances are, you would not be where you are in life ... -
3 Pieces of Game-Changing Advice for New and Mid-Career Teachers
The most intelligent people in the world know that they don’t know it all, so they are constantly asking questions, and learning new things. ... -
8 Things That I Would Tell Myself as a First-Year Teacher
It has been 18 years since I started my first year of teaching. That year was full of ups and downs, but luckily, I ... -
Activating prior knowledge for ELLs
Activating prior knowledge takes what students know and helps them build a foundation for learning. This technique provides needed support. Curriculum frameworks like the ... -
Switch your high school classroom to flexible seating
Sitting in a molded plastic chair all day can be hard on anyone, especially high school students. For that reason and others, high school ... -
Savvy skills for managing cheating epidemics
Cheating on assignments and exams seems like a rite of passage of students. They plagiarize text, purchase pre-made essays, and create personal versions of ... -
Driving questions to use in your PBL classroom
Driving questions set the purpose for learning and simultaneously capture the student’s curiosity. That can be a tall order to fill in any Project-Based ... -
Teaching social justice in your classroom
Social justice is about reciprocity between the individual and society. Individuals owe the society in which they live, and the society owes individuals certain ...
