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Teacher tips: Reading aloud

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| Articles, Classroom Management, Emotional Intelligence, Leadership, Parents, Professional Development for Teachers, Students, Teachers, teaching and learning
May 14, 2011

Reading aloud to children is an art (1) Pinkali Chatterjee Reading aloud to children often comes very naturally to most parents and teachers. But to make the children listen, enjoy, participate, feel interested and understand, the simple act of reading aloud has to be perfected by love and attention...
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An excellent teacher

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| Articles, Classroom Management, Leadership, Professional Development for Teachers, Teachers, teaching and learning
May 13, 2011

the sculptors of the human mind (1) Gabby Bugwadia Throughout the ages, teachers have been known to play dynamic roles in the lives of great men and women. The power of an excellent teacher is unparallel. An attempt to describe it in a single article would indeed be nearly impossible....
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Teacher tips: skills

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| Articles, Leadership, Professional Development for Teachers, Teachers
May 13, 2011

How to improve your listening skills (1) Bobby Coles One of the biggest keys to becoming an effective teacher is having the quality of good listener affixed to your persona. Improving your listening skills can be accomplished simply enough, once you have accepted that there is a need...
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Teacher tips: communication

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| Classroom Management, Parents, Students, Teachers, teaching and learning
May 12, 2011

A vital factor in the teaching (1) Lisa Gayagay Communication is a vital factor in the teaching and learning process. The way a teacher communicates with her students greatly affects the kind of class the teacher is going to create. If the teacher knows how to communicate with her students...
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Tips for being a good teacher

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| Classroom Management, Professional Development for Teachers, Teachers
May 9, 2011

Teaching is a lucrative profession. But, not everyone in this profession can benefit from these opportunities. If you want to do well in this field as a teacher, inculcate some intrinsic personality characteristics in you along with brushing up your professional skills. It will help you cover miles in your...
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Finishing the School Year Strong

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| Intelligence, Teachers
May 7, 2011

A teacher thinks: State testing is done, the weather is getting nicer, and we are all getting spring fever. There are some weeks left of school and students are easily distracted. It’s even hard for me to stay focused. I don’t just want to “coast.” What can I do? Those...
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Silence A Noisy Class: Tips

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| Classroom Management, Leadership, Students, Teachers
May 7, 2011

1. The first thing to remember is that you are the boss. Self belief is incredibly important in this job. You can’t expect pupils to respond positively to you unless you believe, really believe, that you fully deserve their respect and compliance. The thought that you are the leader in...
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Teach Teamwork To Students

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| Special educational needs, Students, Teachers
May 5, 2011

Why is it important to teach teamwork to students and how can it be done? With the increasing use of social networking, instant messaging and online communication students are becoming connected to more and more people. I do feel positive about the increase of this type of communication and the...
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Psycho-Educational Model for Managing Disruptive Classroom Behavior

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| Behavioural Problems, Classroom Management, Teachers
May 3, 2011

The solution-focused model shows teachers how approaching disruptive classroom behavior differently can improve both students’ behaviors and the overall classroom atmosphere. This psycho-educational model looks at the habitually disruptive student’s competencies or strengths for solutions, avoiding focusing on the child’s behavior deficits, and letting the child’s competencies guide the teacher...
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Teaching With Games

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| Teachers, teaching and learning
May 3, 2011

“Tell me and I’ll forget; show me and I may remember; involve me and I’ll understand.”- Chinese Proverb I’m sure many of you have heard this proverb before, it has been an inspiration for involved teachers around the world. Teachers who want to move beyond just telling their students information...
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Teacher tips: Reading aloud

An excellent teacher

Teacher tips: skills

Teacher tips: communication

Tips for being a good teacher

Finishing the School Year Strong

Silence A Noisy Class: Tips

Teach Teamwork To Students

Psycho-Educational Model for Managing Disruptive Classroom Behavior

Teaching With Games

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