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Using Social Stories is Beneficial for All Students Have you experienced the impact of social stories in a class setting? Countless teachers have discovered...
Declutter Your Classroom in These 5 Easy Steps It's time for class again! Everyone is excited, and the atmosphere is carnival. However, not everything's...
Creating Transparency in the Classroom, Especially with Older Students Many educators feel that classroom teachers should freely navigate the learning...
Global Citizen: Responsibility Subject: Social Studies Theme: Being a Responsible Citizen Grade: 4 Lesson Introduction What is your student's...
Math: Budget Balancing Subject: Math Grade: 2 Lesson Objective: Students will learn the importance of balanced budgeting and how to do it effectively....
Self Care: Creating Healthy Habits Developing positive life habits is a key foundational goal. From a young age, children must be taught how to take...
Advertising Strategies: Superbowl Commercials Subject: Advertising Strategies Grade: 2 Lesson Objective: Learn how big-budget Superbowl commercials are...
Movie Madness: Teaching Point of View Through Film Clips Subject: Language Arts Topic: Teaching Point of View through Film Clips Grade: 8 Common Core...
The Little Things: 10 Small Habits That Make a Big Difference Tiny changes can make monumental differences. In his breakout bestseller Atomic Habits, writer...
Tips to Get a Low-Interest Reader Fully Engaged A low-interest reader is any student who's not engaged in assigned texts. These students would rather...
5 Things to Include in Your Teaching Portfolio As a teacher, have you sometimes wondered: "How much time should I spend working on and updating my teaching...
Multiplication is Much More than Repeated Addition When we teach multiplication, it’s easy to fall into the trap of treating multiplication only as repeated...
The Dos and Don'ts of Differentiation Maybe we can all pat our heads and chew gum at the same time, but can we teach a wide variety of learners with...
Back to School Night Tips When school starts up again, the time is nigh for one of the most polarizing events of the year: Back to School Night. Some of us...
Why Behavior-Based Grading Backfires Last week, my son came home from his first day of high school and shared the school attendance policy with me, knowing...
The Significance of Teacher Shortages  After several months of hearing about a teacher shortage affecting schools as the 2022-2023 year gets underway, this...
5 Ways to Reenergize Students After Summer Break School is back in session, and students are decked out with their new backpacks, lunch boxes, and water...
12 Community Builders to Start the Year The start of the academic year is so invigorating. One of my colleagues likes to call this time the “honeymoon”...
Children Are Not Blank Slates or Empty Vessels My local newspaper features an education reporter who shares opinions that are often far outside of my own...
Teacher Nutrition 101: Prepping for the Day Teaching days are long and demanding, both physically and mentally. There is a reason that the expression “There...

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