Teaching Strategies, Tactics, and Methods
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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, ... -
3 Games For Teaching Phonics In The Classroom
Sound-recognition is the first concept that children are taught in kindergarten and elementary school. To help children recognize sounds, they are taught phonics to ... -
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How to Effectively Use Common Planning Time
In schools, common planning time refers to any period scheduled during the school day for several educators, or teams of educators, to work on ... -
The Edvocate’s Guide to Learning Outcomes
Student outcomes denote what learners will know or accomplish once they finish a class or program of study. Learning outcomes are descriptions of the ... -
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 ... -
How to Teach Students to Find the Main Idea
The main idea is the central theme of a story. Finding the main idea of writing can be a challenge, but it is an ... -
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 ... -
How to Implement the Think, Pair, Share Teaching Strategy in Your Classroom
Description In a learning activity based on the think, pair, share method, learners write and discuss their ideas with a partner before sharing them ...
