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The beginning of each school year allows teachers to start fresh, organize lessons and plan things in advance, especially when it comes to classroom technology. Here are the top edtech items to cross off your back-to-school checklist for teachers:
Building positive student-teacher relationships has a long-lasting implication for students’ academic and social development and contributes to higher achievement levels. Here are the top eight ways to build stronger connections in the classroom.
Executive function is essential to academic performance, which involves planning, goal monitoring, and time management. Here are some examples of how teachers can help improve their students’ executive functioning skills with the help of an LMS:
Teachers need professional development that is adapted to their needs, sustainable, and sustained over time. This is not a one-time or one-size-fits-all process, and differentiation can make all the difference. Here are ten ways to provide differentiation in professional development for teachers:
Having a week each year to show our gratitude towards teachers creates great memories for the entire community. Here are 22 Teacher Appreciation Week 2022 ideas to help you make this celebration more special and say “thank you” to all the teachers in your life, whether you’re a school leader, parent, or student.
Today’s students are growing up in an increasingly complex world. Education should rise to the challenge of developing critical thinkers who tolerate ambiguity and are solution-oriented. Interdisciplinary teaching aims to do just that and brings many other benefits for students.
Project-based learning is the best excuse to use more digital tools in the classroom and have students experience real-life learning opportunities. Here are 7 digital tools for project-based learning to enhance student motivation and help them develop 21-century skills:
Students experience learning differently and some of them will not always be able to keep pace with the rest of the classroom. Since most teachers have slow-working students in their classrooms, let’s see what you can do to help them catch up!
The Covid-19 pandemic has upended our lives, but it has also given opportunities for education to evolve and change for the better. Hopefully, all the advancements we’ve made in such troubled times will set the pace for future development.
To say that teachers are busy is an understatement. So, to start the year off on the right foot, a fellow teacher ponders why this happens and shares five time-saving tips that all teachers should try to be more organized and make the most out of their time.
