3 Easy Questioning Strategies for Powerful Student Learning

Believe it or not, questions aren’t simple. By thinking carefully about the of questions we ask, teachers can guide students into new ways of thinking.

Calling Your Students’ Parents – A Uniquely Powerful Teaching Strategy.

I mean, sure, sending an email or a message on an app might seem like the easier option, but sometimes you can’t beat a good old-fashioned phone call.

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4 Innovative Formative Assessment Strategies for Teachers.

Assessment is a critical part of teaching, and it is critical for teachers to get it right. These assessment strategies will get the best out of your students.

A coffee cup is sitting on a napkin. On the napkin is written "A goal without a plan is just a wish".

Complete Guide to SMART Goals

They can seem confusing at first, but once you wrap your head around SMART goals, you will see why they’ve become so popular.

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8 Simple Strategies for Effective Classroom Communication

Effective communication is a crucial component of teaching. It allows teachers to share information, give feedback, and build relationships with their students.

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How to Manage Attention-Seeking Behaviour in Your Students.

Whether your students are seeking positive attention or are acting up to get a rise out of you, there are strategies that you can use.

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Should Teachers Intimidate their Students?

No. Plain and simple. That’s all there is to it. Here’s why: Students need to be able to trust their teachers. Students need good role models.

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Closer and Quieter – How To Manage Attention-Seeking Behaviour.

The students who like to get on your nerves, who seem to thrive on getting a rise out of you. How do you manage these students?

A yellow box has the words "The Power of Praise" in it, as well as a bunny lifting weights over it's head.

The Power of Praise: How to Properly Praise your Students.

Praise has enormous power to reinforce a mindset. Whether a student receives praise will impact how they think about themselves and their place in the world.

A relief teacher is standing in front of her young primary school students. There are shelves in the background with an assortment of learning materials. She holds an open book to show the students and holds the other hand up in the air. All her students are sitting in their chairs and holding their hands up.

The Best Strategy for Relief Teachers who Struggle with Names.

With the number of names that you need to remember (and how little time you have to learn them), you need a solid strategy in place to help you.