Curriculum Archives - Page 11 of 38

Although the classic classroom teaching style is synchronous, you might have heard of asynchronous learning used to describe forms of education but never known what it truly means. This newly popular class style became well-known after the pandemic and has been extensively used in schools, universities, and online. This article will clear up any unfamiliarity […]

Teaching

Roles for a teacher leader

Teachers are a special breed of human. They provide inspiration and motivation to their students, but they also serve as invaluable resources whenever they need help. 5 roles that a teacher must fill Here are five roles teachers must fill if they want to be great leaders in the educational system. 1. Resource provider Important […]

Special Education

Teacher lesson plans for special education

Keeping control of a class is essential to being able to convey information and facilitate learning. One of the best ways to gain control of a class is to have a lesson plan in place. This is even more important to pay attention to when teaching special education students. Setting objectives and techniques to help […]

Motivation

Time management tips for teachers

Teaching is a busy career with many responsibilities. The demands of the job mean managing your time effectively is essential. In 2019 one in four UK teachers reported working 60-hour weeks, and 10% usually spent some time working at weekends. With such a busy workload, being on top of time management can make it easier […]

Curriculum

Homeschool teacher

Homeschooling has been going on for many years and has arguably become more commonplace following the pandemic. In 2022, studies noted a 63% increase in school-age children being educated at home during the 2020-2021 school year, attributing the change to the growth in homeschooling during national lockdowns. Parents might choose to educate their children at […]

Curriculum

29 Must-Have Professional Development Books for Teachers

Teacher development is a lifelong journey. Our profession is constantly looking for ways to improve the classroom experience while adapting to the world around us as it changes. And with so many aspects of teaching to choose from, it can be overwhelming to find the best books that will help encourage us and fill us […]

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, […]

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