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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Teaching is a vocally intensive job, yet many teachers receive inadequate training to keep their voices healthy. Our blog post provides an essential resource for educators who are experiencing vocal problems — such as difficulty being heard in the classroom or throat fatigue — as they move back into teaching following pandemic-related closures. After reading … Read more
As a special education teacher, you are always looking for new and innovative ways to help your students learn. One way is to incorporate the use of technology into your teaching practice. With the right websites, you can provide engaging lessons that will help your students reach their full potential. In this article, we’ll explore … Read more
Virtual Reality creates a unique learning experience that engages and stimulates multiple senses. With VR, students are no longer observers of the subject material — they can now become part of it by virtually exploring underwater with whales in 3D graphics or becoming a whale itself through sight, touch, hearing and even smell! This immersive … Read more
As an experienced teacher, I have learned to implement rules for classroom discussion among my students. Without having rules in place, I am allowing my students to be disorganized with a lot of disruption. Therefore, I try to introduce simple rules for my students to follow when they would like to have classroom discussions with … Read more
Test anxiety affects students of all ages. Even those who earn straight As can have so many problems when it comes to test time that they flunk their exams and lower their GPAs. As an educator, you need to know how to deal with test anxiety and how to make your students relax. You never … Read more
The education world today looks quite different than it did in the past because so many classes now meet online. Online teachers cannot rely on chalkboards and whiteboards the way standard teachers have because they need to connect with students through the web. Whether you teach younger students, high school students, or even those in … Read more
As a teacher with many years of experience teaching students with all types of learning styles, I have come to the conclusion that math is one of the trickiest subjects to teach. Some students understand it quickly, while others need lots of time. However, I have learned that students catch on quicker if you use … Read more
Teaching middle school can be……well, interesting, especially when it comes to enforcing middle school classroom rules. Middle schoolers can be a lot of fun. They’re at the age that you can joke around and also start having some serious conversations. However, middle schoolers can also be challenging to teach at times. They like to socialize … Read more
Learning how to tell time and read an analog clock is an important skill for students to learn. However, some students really have trouble with telling time. While looking at a clock now and instantly stating the time may seem like second nature to you, it isn’t that way to most children. They need direct … Read more
Most of us have seen bullying more than once in our lives. Unfortunately, bullying is very common in schools. As a matter of fact, around 20 percent of students between the ages of 12 and 18 say they have experienced bullying nationwide. As a teacher and parent, this is a scary thought, but it is … Read more