Students’ writing improves when they have step-by-step guides for writing in different genres as well as for grammar and punctuation, according to an analysis of
A Juda High School math teacher uses a different teaching method than most other educators.
Knowing who students are is a starting point for sparking their creativity and tailoring instruction to meet their needs.
Calling students’ parents or guardians with good news encourages more good behavior and creates strong teacher-student bonds.
Deep knowledge and a command of vocabulary about a topic can help support reading comprehension, says education journalist Natalie Wexler, citing research on the cognitive
Teachers can help increase student engagement in lessons by identifying the topics and interests that resonate with students, Rann Miller writes. Miller also suggests teachers
These techniques guide all students to process course content and then actively demonstrate their learning.
Examining the reasoning behind your assessments can help shape your approach to tardy work, says Jennifer Gonzalez.
Neuroscience can suggest ways to keep students working toward their learning goals after their initial excitement wears off.
Six ways to support students with dysgraphia—a learning difference that affects a person’s ability to produce written work.
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