Teaching Children with Disabilities
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Incentives Work: Getting Teachers to Come to School
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Group Facilitation Strategies
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Teachers as Transformers
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Innovations in Teacher Education
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10 High School Study Tips for Students
Having trouble getting serious about studying for a test? These high school study tips will get you in the right mindset to get prepped for your final exams, or just for your average, everyday quiz. 1. Study Alone Unless you’ve got a couple of friends who are super-serious about getting... 1
7 First Day of School Activities Students Love
The first day of school will be here before you know it. Most teachers face the big day with enthusiasm, but they dread the inevitable challenge: what to do on the first day of school. Every teacher’s approach is different. Whatever your goal, here are a few things to try to get... 1
The Art of Asking Questions
At one time or another, most of us have been disappointed by the caliber of the questions students ask in class, online, or in the office. Many of them are such mundane questions: “Will material from the book be on the exam?” “How long should the paper be?” “Can we... Comment
Nine Characteristics of a Great Teacher
By: Maria Orlando, EdD in Philosophy of Teaching Years ago, as a young, eager student, I would have told you that a great teacher was someone who provided classroom entertainment and gave very little homework. Needless to say, after many years of K-12 administrative experience and giving hundreds of teacher evaluations, my perspective... Comment
Getting Students to Believe in Themselves
by Joe A. Martin, Jr., Ed.D. A great teacher once told me, “It doesn’t matter where you start in life…what counts is where you decide to finish.” I can’t begin to tell you the impact those words have had on my life. I grew up (started) in one of the... Comment
