Traits such as respect, cooperation, and honesty are some of the most essential things in the teaching process of building character. These traits help students make good choices, develop self-esteem, and become responsible citizens and caring individuals. Educators aiming to implement character education into their curriculum should consider these ideas for creating discussion opportunities and modeling […]
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How to Find Funding for Art Integration Kits
With the world of education constantly developing improvements to curriculum and teaching methods for young minds, it can be tough to find funding to cover additional tools and resources. Here are some ideas for why it’s worth the time to invest in art integration, and worth the effort to find funding for Art Integration […]
Increasing Your Content Area Literacy Success
Developing your instructional process and helping students to develop literacy skills can seem overwhelming. However, the concepts and practices that allow students to engage with textbooks and in-class readings are the same ones being used in language and literature classes. The key is in shifting the focus from strictly reading-to-learn to include the process […]
Benefits of Incorporating Art Concepts in Elementary Math
Art integration starts with the aspiration to see students more engaged and excited about learning. The research shows that bringing art concepts into the math classroom not only benefits engagement levels, but aids in constructing a deeper understanding of math concepts. We’ll cover some of the benefits of art integration and highlight the reasons […]
16 Reasons and Tips for Teaching Dance in PE
Keeping students interested in physical education can be a difficult task. This is especially true in the case of larger classes, limited equipment, and a wide range of student abilities. Teaching dance in PE is a great way to address these concerns and promote a versatile and inclusive PE curriculum. By using dance as […]
Virtual Reality vs Augmented Reality in the Classroom
Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) have become a part of the conversation in the world of educational technology and a part of new additions to curriculum. Read about the differences between the two and how educators are introducing AR to their classrooms. The introduction of new technology has many educators feeling overwhelmed […]
Covered in Comfort Products for Children with Special Needs
The Covered in Comfort team works to create innovative products, but also makes it a priority to give back to the community. Their mission to make the world a better place for children with special needs is only part of the reason why their products are loved by parents, therapists and educators alike. Covered […]
Two Games to Add to Your P.E. Program in 2018
By: Karl Ely, 2016 Central District Middle School SHAPE America® Teacher of the Year Happy New Year, P.E. Teachers! I have two games that have been some of my past students’ favorites from the last few years. Feel free to give either of them a try and see how your students like them. They […]
Camp Director’s Guide to Gearing Up for Summer Camp
This time of year, camp directors and managers are in the midst of preparing for the summer camp season. Whether it’s a day camp, sleepaway camp, summer sports camp, or an after-school camp, there are things to prepare and a checklist of questions to ask before the season gets underway. We’re here to help with […]
Inclusion & Social Emotional Learning for Students with Special Needs
Social Emotional Learning (SEL) is quickly becoming a cornerstone in the world of education, and the inclusion of students with special needs is increasingly important. Central to SEL being effective is applying it in a learning environment designed to create a sense of well-being in students. They should feel safe and secure, and thus […]
Second Semester Classroom Management Goals
Managing a classroom full of students who have been out of school for a week or more can be overwhelming. The start of a new semester, whether it’s in the fall or after winter break, takes a bit of planning and commitment to make it go as smoothly as possible. Tips for Refreshing Classroom […]
How to Make This Year’s Classroom Organization Resolution a Success
Starting a New Semester and Getting the Classroom Organized Every January 1st, millions of Americans make resolutions that boil down to one thing: to somehow be better in the new year. While the top slots for popular resolutions consistently go to fitness and weight loss, getting organized almost always lands high on the list. […]
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