Teaching Strategies, Tactics, and Methods
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What is Guided Writing?
Guided Writing is a teaching approach that allows children of similar abilities to write together in a small group in the style of a mini-lesson. Guided ... -
Venn Diagram Templates
Below you will find templates for 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 Circle Venn Diagrams. 2 Circle Venn Diagram 2 Circle Venn Diagram Template ... -
Community of Practice: Everything You Need to Know
This refers to a set of teachers who are deeply passionate about something they are involved in or in the work they typically perform. ... -
Helping Learners to Review and Summarize What They Have Learning
This approach involves movement and engages learners. It can be used for reviewing, predicting, summarizing learning, and more. In this activity, you will need ... -
How to Incorporate 3D Printing Into Any Lesson Plan
Software developers and engineers are continuously working to provide schools and educational facilities with new tech. Various apps and tools, such as Pedagogue, have ... -
A Guide to Mixed-Ability Grouping
In mixed-ability grouping, school children of differing capabilities are educated at the same pace, in the same class. It creates equal expectations for all ... -
Improving Learner Engagement With Video-Assisted Learning
For many years, educators have attempted to boost their learners’ engagement with activities assisted by videos. Thanks to video content availability, contemporary internet speeds ... -
Using Character Interviews to Help Students Connect to Reading
This approach is a great way for learners to begin to really connect to the written word. In this approach, you would read an ... -
Using Graphing to Visually Show Students How Frequently They Use Words
This approach is useful for writing. When learners write, they have a tendency to repeat words; this approach will give them a visual of ... -
A Quick Activity to Assess Student Knowledge
In this approach, you will be able to visually assess the amount of knowledge the learners have about a particular topic or use it ...