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How to Be a Good Teacher

How to Be a Good Teacher

Teaching is one of the most important professions in today’s society. As a teacher, you will shape the minds of
How to Become the Best Teacher

How to Become the Best Teacher

Nobody’s perfect. When you are a teacher, it becomes even more difficult to become perfect for ALL your students. It’s
Why Is Early Childhood Education So Important?

Why Is Early Childhood Education So Important?

Early childhood education has long been debated by varying opinions. Some feel that young children belong at home and separate
What is Bloom’s taxonomy? How do teachers use it?

What is Bloom’s taxonomy? How do teachers use

Bloom’s taxonomy was created by a group of psychologists in 1956, with Benjamin Bloom at the helm. A mechanism for
Things All Great Teachers Have In Common

Things All Great Teachers Have In Common

The quality of someone’s teaching does not just refer to how much information they manage to get into their student’s
The 7 Rules Of Handling Difficult Students

The 7 Rules Of Handling Difficult Students

The following is a list of 7 rules–all don’ts–that will help you avoid the most common pitfalls, and turn your
6 Summer Camp Ideas Schools Should Steal

6 Summer Camp Ideas Schools Should Steal

Teamwork, collaboration, and independence. Many of the same skills are taught in schools and summer camps, but how can schools
A Practical Approach for Increasing Students’ In-Class Questions

A Practical Approach for Increasing Students’ In-Class Questions

Much has been written about creating natural critical learning environments in our classrooms, places where students feel free to pose
Six Things Faculty Can Do to Promote Student Engagement

Six Things Faculty Can Do to Promote Student

Today I’d like to explore just some of the things teachers can do to better promote it. I’m offering six
Attention, Class!!! 16 Ways to Be a Smarter Teacher

Attention, Class!!! 16 Ways to Be a Smarter

George Bernard Shaw could not have been more wrong when he coined the famous maxim, “He who can, does. He