Lesson Planning Archives - Page 9 of 36

For young kids, the education they receive in school is crucial to their academic development and personal growth. The things they learn in your classroom will give them the skills they will take with them to progress throughout their education, careers, and social lives. This is why early years education is one of the most […]

Reading

Reading websites for kids

One of the top life skills anyone can learn is reading fluently. This is naturally true for children, and good reading skills can help them thrive at school and later in life. Although this might initially sound like something that can be hard to achieve for kids, it has been suggested that just 15 minutes […]

Curriculum

Philosophy of education

Being a teacher involves a lot of tough decisions and complex challenges. Offering your knowledge to a new set of children each year provides a whole new set of opportunities to share what you know and instill inspiration and new knowledge in a new generation. However, there are a lot of philosophies that can impact […]

Middle School

Middle school electives

Many students in your class complain of boredom throughout the day, and we understand that this can be disheartening. But what if there was a more productive way to counteract this claim? Luckily, we have the answer right here for you " electives! These after-hours activities will combat the stereotype of school being boring and […]

High School

125 High school debate topics

High school is one of the most pivotal times in a person's life, bringing new challenges both academically and socially. Children form their core beliefs, opinions, and values at this age and work out where they stand on major political issues and discussions. As such, it’s an excellent time for them to learn about other […]

Child

Adapted behavior

For students in the classroom, learning social cues is just as much a part of the school experience as any other subject or skill. It can be hard to judge how well any student’s social skills are developing, but one of the ways you can do this is to use the criteria. These are any […]

Behavior

Sensory path

For many children learning while sitting still is a challenge, and they often become distracted or uninterested in the task. Sensory maps are a great way to get children to interact with the learning material by allowing them to move around and engage in an educational activity. Here's all you need to know about sensory […]

Teaching

Capstone Project

When a young person's education is coming to a close, ensuring that their learning experiences culminate in an effective outcome is necessary. These events and experiences close the academic program in a way that cements the knowledge for years to come, improving academic prospects for the foreseeable future. This is where a capstone project is […]

Teaching

Analogies for Critical Thinking

When teaching a class at any level, using the right skills and tools is a must. This increases your portfolio of potential learning opportunities, introducing students to concepts in a series of unique manners that hold the attention of people with various learning requirements. Analogies are an ideal tool for teaching potentially complex areas of […]

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