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Tips For Keeping Your Students Engaged In Your Classroom
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11 Signs Your Student Might Have Vision Difficulties
The American Academy of Ophthalmology estimates that a massive 80% of all [...]
Learning Strategies: Calming Lesson Starters
Stress, it’s almost endemic for teachers. Unfortunately, the more stressed you are, [...]
How To Help Your Students Be Independent Learners
Just as a young child learns to master their environment when they have appropriate levels of support and freedom, so our students learn to be independent, self-motivated learners when the environment is appropriately predictable and challenging. Here are 8 ways to help your students be independent learners
How to Get a Student to Own Their Behaviour
For children and young people who live in uncertain family situations, who do not trust easily and who do not have positive role modeling for taking responsibility, this may be like asking them to fly to the moon. Learning to take responsibility for our own actions can be a lifelong process and teachers are well placed to provide support and guidance for students.
A Surprising Strategy To Improve Student Behaviour
How positive reinforcement can help students behave You can improve student behaviour 80% of the time if you use positive rather than negative feedback. Don’t believe me?
How To Get The Most From Teaching Online
The coronavirus pandemic has affected basically every aspect of modern life, including [...]
The Number 1 Behaviour Management Tool
Behaviour Management is one of the greatest challenges facing teachers. And it is not only new teachers who can feel overwhelmed by classroom demands. Because of the ever-evolving nature of teaching, the growing diversity of students and increasing societal pressures, teachers are constantly learning different ways to manage stress, workload and expectations.
Say YES As Often As Possible
When you are giving instructions, think about the words and tone you use. There is often a more positive way to say most things which will provide a better learning opportunity for your students.
