Teachers
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How to Implement the Word Expert Cards Teaching Strategy in Your Classroom
The instructor makes a list of essential words before a novel or unit of study begins. Each student is assigned a few words and ... -
How to Implement the Frayer Model Teaching Strategy in Your Classroom
This strategy uses a graphic organizer for learners to (1) define the target vocabulary words or concepts, and (2) apply this information by generating ... -
How to Implement the Timed Repeated Reading Teaching Strategy in Your Classroom
Timed repeated readings must be done utilizing books or passages the learner has read before that are at an independent reading level (i.e., books ... -
How to Implement the Read Aloud to Learners Teaching Strategy in Your Classroom
If learners haven’t developed automaticity when reading, then they may be able to sound out individual words with little trouble. Still, they will read ... -
27 Hacks to Help Students Learn to Improve Their Content Copying Skills
Are you looking for strategies to help students learn to improve their content copying skills? If so, keep reading. 1. Make sure that the ... -
How to Implement the Trouble Slips Teaching Strategy in Your Classroom
Learners make notes on pieces of paper, highlighting words, phrases, and passages that are giving them the hardest time. These slips can provide discussion ... -
Building Relationships with Families
Are you an educator looking for some tips on building relationships with families. Well, you have come to the right place. Here are some ... -
How to Implement the Two in One Teaching Strategy in Your Classroom
Composing a sentence for each new vocabulary work is a time-honored, learning activity. With a small twist, it can be turned into a compelling ... -
Tenure: Everything You Need to Know
This is a well-respected position earned by faculty members who have been beyond excellent in the delivery of their services. This position enables them ... -
How to Implement the Kick Me Teaching Strategy in Your Classroom
In place of a “kick me” sign on their backs, learners have a vocabulary word (on a Post-it note, sticker, or taped scrap paper). ...
