Combating Stress
A stress reliever for students..
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Mrs. Tina Olyai
Director Lahs Gwalior
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A Communications Plan for Effective School Leadership
by dpspanwar
July 25, 2011
Communications Plan Want to develop a plan for communicating with your staff using a variety of methods? Interested in looking for a way to maximize your limited resources of time and energy to create an optimal school climate where communication is NOT your number one stumbling block? I have composed... Comment
How To Teach Art And Drama In Schools
Let’s face it, arts and drama are considered extra-curricular activities when we think of what we expect to learn in school. In fact, arts and drama usually fall in line with extra-curricular activities, which are deemed by most as not as important as learning science, English or math. The indifference... Comment
Teacher tips: How to use your voice as an effective teaching tool
by dpspanwar
July 21, 2011
One of the most effective tools you have as a teacher is your voice. Think back to your favorite school teachers – what was it about them that won your heart? Chances are, they knew how to catch your attention, make the subject interesting and inspire you to learn.You can... Comment
How school principals can build closer relationships with students
The school principal is one of those people that live in infamy throughout some people’s lives. People tell tales for years about the time they were sent to the “principals office” and what was done to them once they arrived. Usually it is not described as a particularly pleasant experience.... Comment
10 tips for classroom discipline and management
by dpspanwar
July 19, 2011
There are thirty of them and only one of you. The first time you stand at the front of your classroom you must gain the respect and co-operation of your students, if you’re to do the job you’ve been hired to do: teach the required curriculum for the grade level... Comment
Improving the Training of School Administrators
Among the meager benefits of the, “No Child Left Behind” legislation has been the additional “training” that has been provided for practicing classroom teachers and school administrators. Additional training for classroom teachers has, deservedly, received a lot of attention because of the improved learning that it is likely to enable... Comment
Factors to consider for teachers transitioning to school administrator roles
by dpspanwar
Administration, Articles, Classroom Management, Duties, Leadership, Principal, Professional Development for Teachers, Teachers
July 15, 2011
Teachers often think that they can do a better job as a principal than their current supervisor is doing. So the decision awaits the classroom teacher. Should the teacher make the transition from classroom teacher to principal? Although one factor may be the increased salary, the teacher needs to take... Comment
Top 7 Ways to Engage Students in Math
If you are a teacher that is frustrated by a student’s lack of interest in math class, you are not alone. Teachers across the nation, and generations of teachers before them, have struggled with engaging their students in this traditionally dry academic subject. All is not lost. You do not... Comment
Keep your brain active
During my many years as a student and then later as a teacher, I’ve witnessed firsthand many different teaching styles, personalities, and attitudes. Many combinations work, and many don’t. For a first year teacher starting out, it can be very difficult to know what will work best. If I were... Comment
