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5 Tips for Improving Student Vocabulary
To teach vocabulary effectively teachers must learn the skills necessary to apply the best approaches. Student vocabulary instruction is an art that will help pupils retain new terms that will allow them
Click to continue »A Guide to Creating an Inclusive Classroom
Creating a culturally responsive and inclusive classroom environment for all students is as important today than ever, perhaps even more so given that classrooms are more diverse and multicultural than
Click to continue »Neurodiversity in the Classroom: Understanding Autism
Diversity in education also applies to neurodiveristy and special needs such as autism. Just as we celebrate diversity in cultures, so too do we need to honor the diversity of students who learn, think
Click to continue »Common Core: Compare and Contrast
Learning the steps to teaching compare and contrast at all grade levels will afford teachers the skills necessary to implement the critical thinking strategy of compare and contrast. This strategy builds
Click to continue »Common Core Strategies: Reading for Meaning
Common Core State Standards require teachers to have a complete grasp of the strategies needed to help them. And one such strategy is “Reading for Meaning”. Reading for Meaning is one of six ways that
Click to continue »Classroom Management for Discipline and Focus
Classroom management is one of the biggest challenges teachers face. And students are more distracted than at any point in history, teachers say. So what can be done about it? Problems in the classroom
Click to continue »Summer Course Gives Teachers a Head Start
More teachers are taking advantage of summer online courses for teachers to better prepare for the coming year.For students, summer represents a long-needed rest from school. The same can be said, however,
Click to continue »Digital Distraction and Teaching in the Age of Smartphones
The digital age has changed how the human brain operates. And it is rapidly changing how teachers try to keep the attention of their students. Young people are particularly susceptible to the influences
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