By Nancy Mikhail Parents walk into their child’s classroom on parent-teacher conference day. Teachers sit across from parents and start telling them how their child is doing in class. This is the standard format for parent-teacher conferences. This is what we are all used to. But what if we could make it better? What if […]
Get Your Handbook Here – Cost: $10.00 The majority of students are disengaged when learning history because they do not connect with the material they are learning. Many students believe there is no reason for them to learn about what happened long ago. […]
Motivating students is one of the most challenging aspects of teaching. Find out ways to motivate your students in the classroom in this Teacher Tidbit. It's only fair to share… Facebook Twitter Pinterest email Print Linkedin StumbleUpon
By Nancy Mikhail Building relationships with students is crucial for building a solid teacher-student connection filled with mutual respect and trust. This connection creates a safe environment for students. As a result, students are more motivated to learn and minimize classroom disruption. “Aligned with attachment theory (Ainsworth, 1982; Bowlby, 1969), positive teacher-student relationships enable students […]
By Kaldia Nigh Have you ever been in a classroom where the teacher is reading a story aloud and you observe the students not being engaged? I know I have. This is a terrible occurrence in our classrooms today. With the shift of the Common Core State Standards, students are expected to have more exposure […]
Check out our new page of Journal Entry Ideas! Come here to give students creative topics for their journal entries. Journal Entry Ideas It's only fair to share… Facebook Twitter Pinterest email Print Linkedin StumbleUpon
Nancy Mikhail gives 3 helpful and interactive language arts strategies you could do with your students that will help you easily differentiate for your students, as well as incorporate various content areas. It's only fair to share… Facebook Twitter Pinterest email Print Linkedin StumbleUpon
Need a quick overview on how to start implementing projects in your classroom? Nancy gives a step-by-step overview on how to start planning your projects. It's only fair to share… Facebook Twitter Pinterest email Print Linkedin StumbleUpon
