How to use different classroom management styles Every teacher has their own classroom management style. And that’s OK – it’s part of what makes every educator unique. But do you […]
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Exploring different assessment types Assessments are an essential part of education. While many people have a misconception that an assessment is always the final goal, different types of assessments can […]
SMART goals in education According to leading theorists Locke and Latham, students who set specific goals perform better at school than those who do not. Teachers can enhance their pupils’ […]
Affinity mapping in education Affinity mapping is a way of organizing thoughts from brainstorming. While affinity diagrams are perhaps most used by user experience (UX) professionals, teachers can adapt the […]
What is an Ecomap? An ecomap is a great tool that allows a teacher to visualize the people who are important to their pupils. Unlike genograms, ecomaps are a visualization […]
Over the years, the focus and direction of education have changed significantly to make the students more empowered and autonomous in their learning. One approach in particular has caused a […]
In today’s digital world, technology in the classroom is almost ubiquitous. From smartboards to tablets and smartphones, it’s important for all educators to engage with the fast-paced world many of their students were born in.
At the core of a child’s academic development is their literacy level. Forming a solid baseline knowledge of reading and writing is one of the most important things a teacher […]
What is Student Self-Assessment? Student self-assessment is a critical method for teaching ownership and autonomy in education. It gives students the opportunity to evaluate themselves independently and judge their own […]
The “I Do, We Do, You Do” model is a particularly useful type of modeling that teachers can use to reinforce lessons through practice, without the pressure of formal testing.
Below, we explain exactly what the model is and how you can integrate it into your teaching.
Today, the benefits of social-emotional learning (SEL) cannot be overstated, with manystrategies being applied to children of all grades and years. In this article we discuss some of the top 10 best social-emotional learning activities.
Read on and learn what are the 15 tips that’ll help you ease into your first year as a professional teacher.