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Effective learning patterns for successful Students

Effective learning patterns for successful Students

Always keep one thing in mind – “Good Leaders are Good Readers”. To become a successful student, you must have
Top 20 behaviour strategies

Top 20 behaviour strategies

As a quick reference point and a reminder of strategies, this Behaviour Matters lists the top 20 behaviour strategies to include in
Top 12 Super Bowl Activities for the Classroom

Top 12 Super Bowl Activities for the Classroom

A significant holiday is approaching — not Valentine’s Day or President’s Day – Super Bowl Sunday. While you won’t get
Top 12 Math iPad Apps for Students and Teachers

Top 12 Math iPad Apps for Students and

By: Jessica Hannan – TeachHUB We recognize the value of technology in the classroom, so on the heels of our popular
When Students Need Emotional Support: Dos and Don’ts

When Students Need Emotional Support: Dos and Don’ts

Accommodating Students with Emotional Disturbance Needs in the Regular Education Setting One of the realities of teaching today is that
7 Ways Common Core Will Change Your Classroom

7 Ways Common Core Will Change Your Classroom

The biggest pedagogic change to American education since the arrival of John Dewey is happening right now. It’s called Common
Journal Teaching Strategies

Journal Teaching Strategies

Journal writing is an excellent form of self-expression. Journals are a way students can process their thoughts, feelings, opinions, and
12 Reasons to Be Thankful You Are a Teacher

12 Reasons to Be Thankful You Are a

Teaching is not a profession known for instant gratification. Sometimes, we teachers can feel completely unappreciated. Dubbed a “thankless job”,
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,