Spark That Natural Curiosity
Engaging your students doesn’t have to break the bank. 5 ways to engage your students on a budget. As teachers, we are always scrambling to […]
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Hook-Line-Sinker: Getting Students Interested in the Phenomenon From the Beginning.
Through the 5 E’s learning cycle, students are leading their own learning through inquiry-based discovery. The first step of the 5 Es Learning Cycle is […]
Getting Engaged Without Going Broke
It can be tough as a teacher when you need to get your kids engaged and ready for learning, but you don’t want to break the […]
An Interesting Perspective: The Struggle
Howdy bloggers, Welcome back to the last installment of An Interesting Perspective for the semester. I know I’ve been less consistent these past few weeks, […]
Stop running with scalpels!
And you thought kids running with scissors was bad… Surgeons use these tools to cut people open and we expect high school students to be […]
A Day to Remember
When you look back at your academic career what do you remember most? It’s not the lectures and worksheets; it’s the engaging activities and labs! Engaging […]
Engage Your Science Students Without Engaging Your Wallet
Engage Your Science Students Without Engaging Your Wallet Hayley Johnson In an ideal world, all teachers would have access to all the supplies that their […]
When The Money Falls Short, You Don’t Have To!
As we all know, teachers don’t make a ton of money. Heck, schools are often times not as funded as much as they should be. […]
Exploring and Embracing Student Strengths
Exploring and Embracing Student Strengths By: Hayley Johnson ^Donald Clifton developed this intensive online assessment that depicts your talents and successful qualities. He provides […]
Effective utilization of tech tools
Effective utilization of tech tools By: Hayley Johnson We educators know how prevalent technology is becoming in classrooms. Students have Chromebooks, laptops, desktop computers, handheld […]