10 Ways To Give Students Individual Attention In A Busy Classroom (Carousel Day) by Zach Grubb, Carousel Day School Ed note: No matter the outward appearance, a classroom is a complex place, something Carousel Day School well understands. Their focus, since 1956, has been on each child’s unique character and experience. Which is why they reached…
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Adobe recently released the following infographic that captures some interesting statistics on perceived barriers to creativity in education.
Improving the connection between school and home could yield a staggering improvement in both academic and “whole child” progress.
10 Simple Tips For Better Teaching With Tablets by Ravi Bhatt, iAnnotate Software Developer Teachers can’t escape the growing trend of technology in the classroom. It’s more than just hype. More schools are buying tablets for use in the classroom, with Apple’s tablet sales to the education sector doubling last year. As a mobile software…
What makes a teacher successful? Having an expertise in reading, writing, math or science is necessary, but the ability to transfer that knowledge into another person is what makes an excellent instructor stand out. What good is it if a teacher has all the facts, but cannot communicate them in a way that others can…
by Jennifer Rita Nichols It seems so simple, doesn’t it? Designing a creative space in your classroom will promote student creativity. However, many classrooms are far from being labelled as ‘creative spaces’. Schools in general have developed into very industrial places. You can feel the difference as soon you walk into the building. The difference…
Does gender bias inherently affect the way we teach, and therefore short-term and long-term student growth?
Successful ESL teachers understand that relationship between a student and teacher is the most important factor difference for ESL students.
Mindset matters. Catch, Challenge, and Change is one of many possible strategies for promoting resilience in children and students.
We must be ready to applaud students’ multiple intelligences, and somehow allow them to shine through our lessons, building their confidence.
How We Moved Our District Forward Through Data-Based Instruction By Tracey Severns, EdD Dr. Tracey Severns is a nationally recognized and award-winning educator with over 20 years of experience. During the 2011-2012 school year, she served as the principal of Mt. Olive Middle School and adjunct professor in the Educational Leadership program at Centenary College…
Standardization may enable consistent measurement, but it creates a nasty byproduct in the process: a distorted self-image.
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