Middle School Archives - Page 7 of 20

Before you can teach your students particular topics and concepts, you must ensure they have effective study skills. Surprisingly, many students have never been actively taught study techniques. While teachers always focus on the content that needs to be acquired, sometimes too little time is spent teaching students essential study strategies. Read on for 8 […]

Classroom

25 Middle School Icebreakers

There's nothing quite like the awkwardness of the first few days of school. Unlike in elementary school, middle school students are far less likely to immediately make friends with every other kid they meet, which can make introductions that much trickier. If you're struggling to find ways to kick off school without those awkward silences, […]

Education

Algebra Nation (An Interactive Math Tool)

Math can be one of the most challenging subjects that students learn, especially for those who don't find STEM subjects easy. Using digital tools for math has proven to be one of the most effective ways to boost students’ knowledge while retaining that all-important core of teacher-led learning. Algebra Nation (An Interactive Math Tool) is […]

Elementary

22 Constitution Day Activities (for Elementary & Middle School Students)

Constitution Day observes and celebrates the enactment of the United States Constitution, written in 1787 and signed on September 17th. Here we consider the history and details and suggest 22 Constitution Day activities (for elementary & middle school students). History of Constitution Day The Framers of the Constitution included James Madison (chief drafter), Benjamin Franklin, […]

Middle School

Best Middle School Short Stories

Middle school can be one of the most rewarding times for teaching " especially when it comes to literature. Your students won't need quite as much hand-holding as younger grades. Not to mention, you'll begin to see them enjoy the material they read " which is worth it. So when it comes to picking short […]

Behavior

Bullying Statistics & Facts

In 2018, a national survey listed the U.S. States based on bullying frequency. All of the states have enforceable anti-bullying laws or anti-bullying policies. According to the facts about bullying, short and long-term after-effects plague the victims and bystanders. Today, bullying occurs in schools, workplaces, and daily lives with the advent of cyberbullying. Forms of […]

Middle School

8 Classroom Rules for Middle Schoolers

Middle school is an exciting class range as the students become more independent and thoughtful. Even with their increased skills, it is still important to have rules that help manage the chaos. There are a lot of different strategies that teachers employ to keep their classes moving along without too many distractions. Many of the […]

Administration

3 Ways Principals Can Build Better Culture

There's no doubt that principals have a tough job on their hands. But in many cases, administration and policies often win out over building a better school culture, relationships, or positive environments for teachers. In a school setting, where children are developing and learning to be better people, it's more important than ever for their […]

Teaching

We Need to Read More to Our Students

For any child, time spent reading is valuable time. This is doubly so in middle school-age students, were expanding their reading ability is critical for success in practically every subject. But with such a packed curriculum and so little room to carve out for extra support, getting students the level of reading they need is […]

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