Classroom Archives - Page 9 of 38

Recognizing when students struggle in class is not as easy as it sounds. Indeed, a student may appear to be perfectly attentive and happy in class, which can mask the fact that their grades are slowly slipping downwards. Low academic performance can result from many factors, including family issues, bullying, or simply an unwillingness to […]

Child

5 Reasons Why 3rd Grade is the Best (for Teaching)

Most teachers tend to feel strong affection for the grade that they teach. Whether you're educating cute kindergarteners or hormonal high-schoolers, charming features can be found in every age group. Third-graders, however, are particularly special. Past the stage when they need help tying their shoelaces or zipping up their coats, yet still in an adorable […]

Classroom

15 Facts About High School Teachers

Teaching is a challenging enough job on its own. But when it comes to teaching high schoolers, there's more pressure than ever to provide your students with the tools for their future. After all, the next step is college or the working world " so we're the last point at which kids can turn over […]

Behavior

35 Classroom Procedures

Depending on your experience, history, and behavior knowledge, small issues can quickly expand to more significant problems if left unchecked, according to expert Dona Matthews. But teaching methods in the classroom, including classroom routines, is an excellent way to ensure your class runs smoothly " without any bumps in the road. A list of 35 […]

Classful

How Does Classful Fundraising Help Teachers?

Classful is a fundraising platform that allows parents and other community members to donate directly to their area’s teachers. Unlike many other platforms, there are no hidden fees or participation costs. 100% of the donations (except for the payment processing fees) go directly to the teacher, and they can access their funds immediately. If you […]

Behavior

How Can I Help My Child Succeed in School?

As parents, we want nothing more than to help our children succeed in life. This is especially true regarding their academic work and the skills they need for a bright future. Working alongside teachers, we can give our kids the tools to get further in life and do great things. Parenting plays a vital part […]

Behavior

Change Student Behavior in 5 Steps

All teachers will know the sinking feeling that comes when a class is inexplicably rowdy and restless. Occasionally, an entire class will forget their usual sense of decorum and rile their anger up to its very limits. On rare occasions, discipline problems can become chronic, and teachers will find that their students are running the […]

Behavior

Why Teachers Feel Neglected by Parents (Parents Don’t Know Their Kids Need Help!)

Communication is key to providing students with all they need to succeed. From communicating with your class, speaking to the school administration, or talking directly with parents, teachers are always actively involved in a conversation with someone or other. But with so much on our plate, it's easy for things to fall through the cracks. […]

Behavior

5 Tips on Connecting with Middle School Students

According to educators across the USA, teaching middle school involves far more than simply bridging the gap between elementary and high school. In a time where students are learning to know themselves a little better " enjoying a little more new-found independence " it's no surprise that sometimes teaching this age group can be more […]

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