Believe it or not, there are some people who — for various reasons — do not race to a computer during a break or when arriving home from work. However, it is important for teachers to find a way to put your personal feelings about computing and technology aside to make sure your students […]
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3 Ways to Help Your Students Talk About Their Artwork
If you’re an art teacher, there’s a good chance that you’ve run into challenges when it comes to getting your students talking about their artwork—regardless of which grade(s) you teach. Often times, this happens when students don’t have the proper vocabulary they need to communicate about their art, but other factors can also come […]
Maintaining the Balance: Relaxing vs. Becoming a Better Teacher
Every summer, some teachers start feeling guilty during their relaxation time. Shouldn’t they be planning lessons or studying that new trend to get ready for next year? On the flip side, if they find themselves working too hard over the summer, they get mad at themselves for not taking a break. There are ways […]
Teacher Tools to Defeat Summer Learning Loss
The summer learning loss is real. Research shows that it can cause students to forget 22 percent or more of what they learned over the school year, making a teacher spend a month of review at the beginning of the next year just to get students caught back up. This might seem like the territory of […]
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