Classroom Archives - Page 22 of 38

Name shaming is a real phenomenon in which you judge someone – usually in a negative way, and often in a racist-stereotype way – based on their name. And unfortunately, a lot of teachers do this to students. People who name shame may do it for several reasons; some do it unconsciously, while others do […]

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How to Support Introverts in the Classroom

Many teachers know it can be easy to overlook introverts in the classroom. Unlike extroverts, who tend to vie for attention and confidently offer up their thoughts and opinions on particular topics, introverts are more than happy to fade into the background. Unfortunately, the natural tendencies of introverts to prefer their own company and to […]

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Top Classroom Rules for High School

Managing high school students can be challenging, especially considering all the changes our students are going through. We want to be sympathetic, but it’s also important to ensure that the classroom maintains an atmosphere conducive to learning. We think that collaboratively creating rules can make them more effective. If you want your class to abide […]

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The Morning Routine of an Elementary Teacher

As students, it can be easy to have a rose-tinted idea of what the future will look like: no more late-night studying or working. Instead, your new routine will be waking up early for some morning yoga and coffee to prepare for a day teaching little ones. But once graduation is complete, and we're fully-fledged […]

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Educator Expense Deduction

For teachers and educators who invest in their students by putting supplies back into their classrooms, the Educator Expense Deduction is designed for you. This unique deduction is also created for educators who aim to improve their skills through unpaid classes or courses by their employer. Devised as a way for academic administrators and teachers […]

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Effective Educators

If you want to become an effective educator, certain qualities may contribute to your future success. Of course, a love of learning and children is a given, but other attributes will help you to excel in this career path. Let’s dig a little deeper into some good attributes for aspiring teachers. If your goal is […]

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Halloween Writing Prompts

A few times of the year are as fun and exciting as the Halloween season. It’s a time for teachers and students to get excited about the fun and let their creative juices flow! Try these Halloween writing prompts to engage your students in a fun, creative writing that will surely spark a lot of […]

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What are the Benefits of Technology in the Classroom?

Life in the 21st century is very technology-driven, and the classroom is no different from other aspects of our lives in this respect. Many teachers have been reluctant to fully embrace technology in their classrooms, but today we will discuss some benefits of adding tech components to your curriculum. There’s no denying that technology is […]

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What New Teachers Should Know

The first day on the job can be a nerve-shredding experience for new teachers. Despite the extensive training you've had to go through to get to your position, you'll still feel unprepared for what lies ahead. Remember, however, that you've been allowed to set foot in the classroom for a reason: your clear talent, potential, […]

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