Create Easy Final Projects You and Your Students Will Love
How do you assess student learning? Do you use a final unit task or test? Traditionally, teachers have relied on tests or standardized projects where
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Writing report cards can be a time-consuming and challenging task for teachers. In addition, the traditional methods and tools provided often lack efficiency, making the
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Are you an elementary teacher who finds it challenging to keep your classroom under control? Do you struggle with students who seem to have a
Challenges of Inquiry Based Learning and How to Fix It
Inquiry-based learning is an effective teaching approach that encourages students to take ownership of their learning and understand concepts better. However, many students find it
The 4 Ways that You Can Differentiate in the Classroom
Are you looking for ways to meet the diverse needs of your students better? Classroom differentiation strategies can help you tailor your lessons to individual
How To Use Meaningful Inquiry Based Learning in the Classroom
Are you a teacher who struggles with implementing inquiry based learning in the classroom? Do you feel your students can’t handle inquiry’s open-ended, free-form nature?
Making an Effective Rubric: Strategies and Tips
As an elementary school teacher, it’s important to have a system in place for evaluating your students’ work and providing feedback. One effective way to
How to Manage Your Time as a Teacher
Knowing how to manage your time as a teacher is not easy. But if you know what to do, it can be done! Teaching is
Top 10 Best Christmas Gifts for Teachers
Every year, parents think about sending their child’s teacher a gift before Christmas break. So commence the rush to the local mom’s group and online
237: Teaching in a Split Grade Math Classroom
How do you teach two grades in your math class at the same time? This episode is all about how to approach teaching in a
236: Make a Bulletin Board with Me
Do you spend hours trying to make everything fit on your bulletin boards and look good simultaneously? I’m taking you through my process of putting
235: Simple Setup Tips for Back to School
It’s time to start getting ready for back-to-school season! I want to talk about what it means to get your classroom back-to-school ready and how