The Pygmalion Effect: Communicating High Expectations
Since research performed in 1968, educators have known that students respond to teachers’ expectations, whether positive or negative. You can harness the positive aspect of this…
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Since research performed in 1968, educators have known that students respond to teachers’ expectations, whether positive or negative. You can harness the positive aspect of this…
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The author relates some strategies she feels are requirements when teaching new vocabulary words. The strategies she includes are: keeping the lists of new words short,…
The author relates some strategies she feels are requirements when teaching new vocabulary words. The strategies she includes are: keeping the lists of new words short,…
Reading should be fun! Kids with Dyslexia don't see it that way! How can we help change that?
Round Robin Reading or RRR has been a staple in classrooms for over 200 years. Students read orally from a common text, one child after another,…
This article confronts the current reality in the United States. Attempts are being made in schools to go beyond the media of events involving race and…
Everyone has a problem with something as they age. This article clearly defines someone who loves children and loves to teach. She did not give up…
Everyone has a problem with something as they age. This article clearly defines someone who loves children and loves to teach. She did not give up…
This article is written by a school administrator. He talks about the use of social media as the modern day replacement of school newsletters, and how…