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Encouraging students to become more creative is very important to their learning process. Over 80% of educators surveyed in the U.S believe creativity is a learned skill that should become a standard component of student learning. Creativity is important to the learning process because it encourages students to become more active and engaged with their courses. […]

Curriculum

What is Academic Rigor? Why Do We Need It?

Academic rigor is a term that's becoming more commonplace in education than ever before, but what is academic rigor? Why do we need it? For many teachers, rigor in the classroom is unfamiliar, making it far more challenging to support and implement in practice. Having a good understanding of rigor in education can be essential […]

Curriculum

15 Scientific Study Methods

We all like to think that studying comes naturally to some but is impossible for others " and our students are no exception. Whether it's looming exams, preparing for college, or moving up to high school, sharpening those study skills is key to getting your students through education. So if it's not all down to […]

Behavior

Anticipatory Set Ideas

An essential teaching technique and an excellent way to connect with your students, utilizing anticipatory sets can be invaluable to educators. By filling in the blanks, providing insight, and engaging students from the off, it's far more likely you'll get more from them in school. An anticipatory set provides that primed and prepared atmosphere, using […]

Elementary

22 Constitution Day Activities (for Elementary & Middle School Students)

Constitution Day observes and celebrates the enactment of the United States Constitution, written in 1787 and signed on September 17th. Here we consider the history and details and suggest 22 Constitution Day activities (for elementary & middle school students). History of Constitution Day The Framers of the Constitution included James Madison (chief drafter), Benjamin Franklin, […]

Art

6 FREE Classes for Toddlers & Kids

There’s a good chance that you’ll be able to find free classes for toddlers & kids in your area. While there are many types of classes for toddlers and young children, free classes for kids are offered by these companies: Michael’s Home Depot The Pottery Barn Kids The Disney Store Lego Stores The Lakeshore Learning […]

Classroom

Classroom Jobs for Students

Classroom jobs for students… Teaching can cause a lot of stressful moments, some of which are totally out of your control. However, there are a few strategies that you can employ to make your day run more smoothly. Now that you are a month or so into the new school year and everyone is settling […]

STEM

5 of the Most Important STEM Skills

As teachers, we know now more than ever that STEM skills are essential to provide children with the tools to succeed in the future. In the classroom, teachers can help their students to develop the valuable, diverse abilities they need to develop passion and interest in STEM fields. But the skills required to succeed in […]

School Supplies

Ikea vs Target vs Michaels, which is Better? (for Teachers)

Picking up supplies for the classroom can be an enjoyable or stressful experience, depending on how long you've left it before the new term starts. But for any teacher, taking the time to get inspired and find goodies that are the perfect fit for your classroom can make all the difference, especially when it comes […]

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