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How to Motivate a Negative Teacher

How to Motivate a Negative Teacher

by Joe A. Martin, Jr., Ed.D. A teacher recently wrote me requesting advice on how to keep herself motivated. Here
Getting Students to Commit to Learning

Getting Students to Commit to Learning

by Joe A. Martin, Jr., Ed.D. I think one of the most tragic things to witness as a teach Unfortunately,
What Do Teachers Make?

What Do Teachers Make?

by Taylor Mali he dinner guests were sitting around the table discussing life. One man, a CEO, decided to explain
When the Teacher Becomes the Student

When the Teacher Becomes the Student

by Joe A. Martin, Jr., Ed.D. A relationship expert once said that during an argument, there’s usually three sides to
Teach Outside Your Comfort Zone

Teach Outside Your Comfort Zone

by Professor Joe Martin It was the middle of the school year, and I was going through a rough stretch
Socratic Teaching

Socratic Teaching

The oldest, and still the most powerful, teaching tactic for fostering critical thinking is Socratic teaching. In Socratic teaching we
Teaching Tactics that Encourage Active Learning

Teaching Tactics that Encourage Active Learning

Use the following tactics during class to ensure that students are actively engaged in thinking about the content. Students should
THE LEADERSHIP TRAP

THE LEADERSHIP TRAP

Are you a high-performing leader working full tilt to make your dreams come true? And have you ever been weighed
Don’t Let “Free Time” Stress You Out

Don’t Let “Free Time” Stress You Out

It’s been said that an “idle mind” is the devil’s playground. Well, if that’s true, and you’re a teacher, then
How to Teach and Motivate the Un-motivated Students

How to Teach and Motivate the Un-motivated Students

It’s been proven that the number one reason why most students drop out of school (mentally and emotionally) is a