Preschool Archives - Page 4 of 6

Teaching Young Minds Empathy, Brilliance, and Devotion

Previously, it was believed that empathy was an inherent trait because some children exhibit these behaviors while others do not. However, when discussing being empathetic, it is a matter of nurture, not nature, that makes the difference. First, why and how to teach kids empathy While it is inherent for some children to be more […]

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Why We Need Teacher Planning Periods (Yes, It’s Needed)

Teacher planning and preparation are crucial for effective teaching. Unfortunately, this area is often targeted with cuts when responding to issues like increasing the number of periods in a school day or reducing the number of days students come to school. There is a reason to believe the importance of planning is being overlooked. Why […]

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Auditory Processing Disorder in the Classroom (K-12)

Auditory processing disorder in the classroom can affect more than just a student – it can affect the classroom. It’s normal for students to struggle in school at one time or another. However, auditory processing disorder will create a set of unique struggles that need to be understood and accommodated to ensure the student’s success. […]

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Dysgraphia in the Classroom

Dysgraphia is a language-based learning difficulty that affects a student's ability to process written words. Students with dysgraphia may experience difficulty with consistent letter formation, punctuation, word spacing, and capitalization. What is dysgraphia in the classroom? This tends to be common during the early grades and can continue through the higher grades depending on the […]

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Today’s Teacher Appreciation Day! (Show Appreciation to Your Child’s Teacher Today!)

Teaching is, unfortunately, often a thankless job. Teachers work long hours and sacrifice their free time for students, only to receive little to no appreciation for their work. Don’t forget to show teacher appreciation this year! Today’s Teacher Appreciation Day (help fund a teacher you care about!) Most teachers don’t expect praise and appreciation from […]

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Today’s Teacher Appreciation Day (Help Fund a Teacher You Know & Care About!)

Happy Teacher Appreciation Day! We, Classful, would like to express a huge thanks to all teachers across America and beyond for the time and dedication they spend helping children and shaping the minds of tomorrow. What is Teacher Appreciation Day? Teacher Appreciation Day held annually is where teachers across America are honored and is the […]

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Did You Know: Many Teachers Are Paying for OUR Children’s School Supplies

While many of us assume they’re just doing their jobs like any other professional, even the parents of their students don’t realize how often these educators go above and beyond. In particular, many teachers dig into their pockets to provide their students with a better education. Teachers give until it hurts Teachers go out of […]

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Students with Learning Disabilities in the Classroom

Neurodiversity (the range of differences in individual brain function and behavioral traits) is a natural occurrence in the human race. Teaching students with learning disabilities in the classroom can be tricky and especially difficult. Students with learning disabilities in the classroom We have labeled some of these diversities as learning disabilities through medical and psychological […]

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Fund a Teacher You Care About During Teacher Appreciation Week!

Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! After a great start to the week, let’s ensure we keep showing our appreciation for teachers everywhere and finish the week with a bang! This Teacher Appreciation Week, ensure you show your gratitude to the teachers in your local community, whether they teach your child or not. Fund, a teacher you […]

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