Teaching is a challenging profession. Teachers wear many hats as they try to not only help their students learn the content, but also work with them to develop all the other skills they’ll need to be successful in the future. In this section, we’ll share some of our top tips for teachers to help them offer the best possible instruction for their students, while also juggling all of the other demands of the job including managing a classroom, forming connections with students, collaborating with colleagues, and communicating with parents.
Here you will find:
Teaching Methods
Games and Activities
Teacher Lifehacks
Comparisons
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Involving students in extracurricular activities can offer a wide array of benefits. These include helping students make new friends, explore the subjects and activities that interest them, improve on their time management skills, and more. One extracurricular activity that can be really beneficial for the students in your elementary school is a drama club. You … Read more
As a teacher, I have realized over the years that my students are loud, rowdy, and rambunctious after taking a test. I believe this comes from being stressed and quiet during the test as well as feeling relieved once the test is over. I was talking with other teachers who have experienced this same issue, … Read more
Ever since the COVID-19 pandemic happened and all my classes turned to online, I had to adapt and come up with different ways to keep my students informed, interested, and engaged. One day, I sat down by the computer and started researching as much as I could about different gadgets and tools that would benefit … Read more
I love spring. The weather starts to get warmer, the days start getting longer, trees and flowers start to bloom, and so much more. I’ve also noticed that during the spring my students seem more excited too. The opportunity to get outside more is just what elementary school students need. Sometimes students can start acting … Read more
For teachers, learning how to communicate with students can be a skill with a steep learning curve. However, fostering effective communication can be one of the most rewarding parts of the teaching experience. Communication is important in the classroom for many different reasons, and many experts consider it to be an essential element to good … Read more
We all know that the world has changed drastically in the last twenty months. And nowhere is that change more obvious than in the fact that children are going to school online. Gone are the elementary students tumbling into the classroom each morning, laughing and jostling their way to their seats. Instead, students find a … Read more
This month starts off with a groundhog’s day tradition that tells us if we’ll have six more weeks of winter. Then love is in the air, and we are quickly engulfed with sweet treats, pink hearts, and red roses. The themes for February don’t stop with a cute furry animal or a box of chocolates. … Read more
If you’re a teacher, it’s very common these days to be teaching students online. You might want to spend some time recording lectures for your students to watch on their own time, but often teachers who were trained in a traditional classroom struggle with this. Over the past couple years, many education professionals have made … Read more
Did you know that Americans send over 140 million Valentine’s Day cards every year? This is just one of many little-known facts about Valentine’s Day. Once again, Valentine’s Day is fast approaching. If you’re a teacher, you’re likely looking for ways to make the day special for all of those little Valentines (your students) in … Read more
If you’re a teacher, it’s very common these days to be teaching students online. You might want to spend some time recording lectures for your students to watch on their own time, but often teachers who were trained in a traditional classroom struggle with this. Over the past couple years, many education professionals have made … Read more