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Should smart phones be allowed in school?
Smartphones are commonplace these days, so it's no surprise that most school pupils have one of their own. It's been reported that two-thirds of kids in the UK own a smartphone before they reach the age of 10. Back when mobile phones were a newer invention with fewer capabilities, their use was typically banned within […]
Reading
Reading corners for little hands and curious minds
Inquisitive young students love creative and engaging environments. Introducing an imaginative, safe, and colorful reading corner to your classroom will accelerate learning, encourage questions and facilitate positive feelings toward books. Our themed ideas will help you create exciting displays, cozy spaces, and whimsical corners that will foster a love of literature from the early days. […]
Classroom
Teachers Do A Lot!
Unfortunately, it’s unlikely that you’ll be able to do everything with your students that you want to do during the school year, which is likely to be a significant source of disappointment for teachers who are just starting. You will probably need to choose which activities to include in your lesson plans, so you must […]
Motivation
Make the End of the School Year Better
The end of the school year can be a tough time for teachers. Although important tests and assignments may be over, the stress experienced over previous months tends to catch up with us as soon as we take our feet off the accelerator. If you feel worn down at the end of the school year, […]
Motivation
15 Teacher Problems
As the new school year approaches (or continues if you’re in a year-round district), it’s time to prepare for your new batch of students. And for another round of a set of problems that every teacher seems to encounter at least once, if not every year. Or every month. These aren’t severe problems that make […]
Behavior
8 Reasons Why I Miss My Students Every Year
The months and weeks leading up to the school year’s conclusion can be incredibly busy with many activities in addition to regular school work. There are exams to prepare for and many out-of-classroom events that students and teachers will want to participate in. Talent shows and recitals are very popular at this time of the […]
Curriculum
Students Will Love Reading (I Promise)
With so much technology and entertainment-focused toys and gadgets available for children, it's no wonder that fewer children are reading than ever before. After all, there are far more exciting and interesting things to play with than books. But for any child, the chance to use their imagination " and genuinely enjoy reading " is […]
Classroom
10 Ways to Support English Language Learners in the Classroom
As most teachers are likely well aware, many English language learners (ELLs) are currently being educated in US schools. According to the Migration Policy Institute, over 4.8 million kids in the education system do not have English as a first language and, as a result, have different educational needs from native speakers. This equates to […]
Child
What is Science Spot? (Grades 6-8)
You may or may not have heard of the Science Spot as a middle school teacher. So, what is the Science Spot (Grades 6-8 focused), and how could it benefit you and your students? Below we explore everything you need to know about Science Spot and highlight particular website features that may be useful. Who […]

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