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Engaging Students – Bringing Life to the Classroom
When it comes to a classroom, the proposition of it being dull is an undesirable definition. Teachers constantly strive to create an environment that both […]
When it comes to a classroom, the proposition of it being dull is an undesirable definition. Teachers constantly strive to create an environment that both […]
When we look back on how instruction was given to us as students, some of us may remember the specific teacher that gave the instruction, […]
Incorporating the 5 E’s learning cycle in your classroom can be very beneficial for you as well as your students. The first E of this […]
By Jack Moore Finding new and creative ways to engage students is a challenge in itself. Creating a lesson plan that will memorably engage students […]
Maxwell Wissman As a prospective science teacher, one of the most important considerations to make when lesson planning is how to get your students excited […]
David Pink emphasizes moving away from extrinsically motivated tasks to intrinsically motivated tasks. What does this look like in a classroom and how does purpose lead to excellence?
In today’s society, we are oftentimes only focusing on extrinsic motivation. What do we have to do in order to receive rewards and avoid punishment? […]
What is Teaching in the Margins? Teaching in the margins refers to educators who promote diversity and curiosity within their classrooms. They encourage their students […]
Margins are a space between worlds, where two unrelated realms meet. Blurring the lines between “this” and “that”, it is an exceptional place to make […]
Standardized education is an experience most people in the United States can recall. Eight hours a day, spent in a building where you are expected […]
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