Teacher Resources Archives - Page 11 of 37

Higher Order Thinking Questions for Teachers

Asking questions is a key part of most teachers’ academic style, and such methods must be employed to benefit all students. One such method is using what is known as Higher Order Thinking Questions. It is important that, in contrast to a regular question asking, all students must answer the questions. In regular lessons, the […]

Inspirational

When Teachers Hit a Wall (What to Do!)

Almost every teacher hits the wall at a certain point in the semester when marking piles up, classroom tension runs high, and your stress levels hit the roof. It can feel overwhelming, and you may be tempted to pack in this most difficult of careers. However, it is important to remember that the wall is […]

Curriculum

Co-teaching Models

Inclusion has been deemed an effective model, and more and more schools are adopting this teaching method. If you are new to inclusion and are just starting to navigate the co-teaching landscape, you may have several questions. Before the new year begins, this period is ideal for reviewing effective co-teaching models. These models require a […]

Well-being

How to Connect with Students (Tips)

Some teachers connect with their students much more easily than others, and it cannot be easy to determine precisely why this is the case. Most teachers prefer well-behaved students, and research has shown that educators build better relationships with girls. After all, boys are more likely to be disruptive during class, and it can be […]

Behavior

Behavior Management in the Classroom

For many teachers, one of the most frustrating elements of the job is learning how to deal with students who refuse to comply with school rules. Even the most well-behaved classes can occasionally act, requiring educators to employ behavior management techniques to reassert their authority and facilitate learning. If you're new to teaching or would […]

Teacher Resources

10 Ways to Teach With Passion

A successful teaching paradigm includes many intangibles, and passion is at the top of the list. Without passion, teachers can fail to inspire their students and, in some tragic cases, quell their thirst for knowledge. When a teacher is passionate about the subject, their enthusiasm can become contagious. Many children will lose interest in the […]

Gifted Students

How to Make Gifted Students Feel Comfortable in the Classroom

Although gifted students tend to excel in the classroom and have little trouble achieving top grades, many still find school a struggle. Indeed, fitting in with other students can be very difficult for high-achieving kids. As well as having different thought processes than other students, many gifted children are unfortunately ostracised by their peers simply […]

Inspirational

20 Tips to Create a Positive School Spirit

Looking for a way to motivate your students can be a struggle " but school spirit is a universal way to get kids excited and to bring them together in a way that other things cannot. According to Missouri State, school spirit is important because it helps set the tone for the year in ways […]

Preschool

8 Reasons Why Preschool is the Best (for Teaching)

Once you become a teacher, the next step is choosing at which level you will work. Let’s take a look at some compelling reasons that preschool teachers give for choosing, and enjoying, teaching at this level. There are a lot of great reasons to choose to become a preschool teacher. Let’s take a look at […]

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