Passionate teachers are always looking for new ways to improve their skills. From district-wide professional development to collaborating with the teacher across the hall, there are many ways you can become a more effective educator in and outside of the classroom.
7 Eating Habits of a Successful Teacher
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7 Eating Habits of a Successful Teacher
Teachers are some of the busiest people in the world, and their hectic schedules have a tendency to impact their diets. The food you eat affects more than just your basic health – it also affects your energy levels and your ability to be productive. Healthy eating habits will make you better for yourself and better for your students.
10 Free Math Apps for Students that Teachers Swear By
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10 Free Math Apps for Students that Teachers Swear By
‘Math’ is a subject which has undeservedly garnered a bad name for being a difficult and boring subject since centuries. Hence, teachers are now using following apps to break this myth and help their students acquire the required mathematical skills easily while having fun with numbers.
The Implications of Grading Without Zeros
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The Implications of Grading Without Zeros
For most of us, grades were always a part of school. Work was assigned, it was completed, and we were given a score reflective of our efforts and understandings. At regular intervals, these scores were compiled and sent home on report cards to inform our parents or guardians of our progress.
Helping Transfer Students Adjust to Your Classroom and School
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Helping Transfer Students Adjust to Your Classroom and School
Imagine that it’s a month into the school year. You’ve finally learned your students’ names, and your classes are coming together well. Then, out of the blue, a new student arrives.
Using Graphic Novels in the Middle School Classroom
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Using Graphic Novels in the Middle School Classroom
The term “graphic novel” was coined in the 1960s by writer and comic historian Richard Kyle. Until the last several years, the genre was fairly unknown outside the realm of comic book fans.
How Special Education Teachers Can Advocate for Students
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How Special Education Teachers Can Advocate for Students
On October 20, 2017 the Education Department, led by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, released a listed of 72 documents related to special education that were to be rescinded.
7 In-Class Activities to Improve Concentration in Children
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7 In-Class Activities to Improve Concentration in Children
Today, the attention spans of students is decreasing due to the amount of time they spend online or using a technology device like a tablet or a smartphone. The culprit is not the device itself, rather what kids learn from using this device.
The Three Things You MUST Know to Pass the PRAXIS CORE
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The Three Things You MUST Know to Pass the PRAXIS CORE
Passing the PRAXIS CORE can seem like a daunting task - but once you know what to study, the test becomes a lot less scary and a lot more fun. Wait… the PRAXIS CORE can be fun? Of course!
A New Take on Financial Literacy
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A New Take on Financial Literacy
Think back to the useful skills that you learned as a child. Was managing your finances one of them?
6 Snapchat Projects for a Classroom
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6 Snapchat Projects for a Classroom
Instead of struggling to stop your students from using Snapchat during class, how about encouraging them?
Teach100 Mentors: Teacher Burnout Causes, Effects, and Remedies
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Teach100 Mentors: Teacher Burnout Causes, Effects, and Remedies
Experts are calling it a crisis. The United States is experiencing a national shortage in teachers, with eight percent of educators leaving the field each year. The cause? An exponential rise in teacher burnout.