Instructional Strategies
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Scaffolding Instruction
Anticipatory Sets
5 Engaging Ways to Introduce New Content
Need a quick way to introduce new content that will grab your students' attention? You can be sure that at least one of these five engaging strategies will be perfect for your lesson!
Project Based and Cooperative Learning
How to Use Project Based Learning in Your Classroom
Sitting quietly and reading a textbook can make even the most devoted student's mind wander. Instead, use these project based learning ideas to design lessons that excite and involve even the most inattentive learners.
Using Stations in ELA
5 Ways to Keep Students on Task During Group Work - Learning in Room 213
How do you keep students on task during group work? Check out these classroom-test strategies from Jackie in Room 213.
Learning Stations: One of my Favourites from 2015 - Learning in Room 213
Terrific blog entry! Learning stations are perfect for the secondary classroom.
Incorporating Movement in the Classroom
Curriculum, Unit, and Lesson Planning
How to Create a Unit Plan
Unit plans are beneficial in the lesson planning process. A step-by-step approach on how to create a unit plan and its various components.
Educational Leadership - March 2011 - 68
Educational Leadership - The first thing students need to learn is what they're supposed to be learning. #learningtargets #settinggoals
Free Lesson Plans Template - Mrs. Jones Creation Station
Make your weekly lesson plans easy with this FREE lesson plans template. It's easy to use and organize for a smooth free week!
Standards Based Teaching and Assessment Teacher PD Series
Standards Based Teaching and Assessment Teacher PD Series➤Standards Based Teaching, Standards Based Assessments, RtI, Enrichment, Teacher Planning, Professional Development, Student Mastery of Content➤This is a quick reference guide for using STANDARDS to guided your teaching and assessment. This w...
Differentiation and the Exceptional Child
9 Best Differentiated Instruction Strategies for CTE
Need to mix it up in your classroom? Read this list of differentiated instruction strategies to help your students succeed in your classes.
Nerdy Lesson Planning Resources
The Difference Between Procedural and Conceptual Understanding
Learn the difference between the two types of understanding and how to provide opportunities of procedural and conceptual questioning in your classroom. We'll look at examples of word problems that impact learning.
Applying Learning Theory to Mobile Learning
Mobile devices have become an important part of our daily lives and, because of our familiarity with the technology, present a terrific opportunity to enhance learning and development. But to incorporate mobile technology into training, we must first fully understand what mobile learning (m-learning) is, and then identify the movement, adoption, and implementation of m-learning as a learning strategy.In this issue of TD at Work, you will learn about: • the varying definitions of m-learning…
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How to Create a Unit Plan
Unit plans are beneficial in the lesson planning process. A step-by-step approach on how to create a unit plan and its various components.
Grouping Students in Centers
How do you ever start to put your students into groups? When you start to meet with your students, you want to make sure you are grouping students for centers in a way that is going to make all your hard work worth it!
The Difference Between Procedural and Conceptual Understanding
Learn the difference between the two types of understanding and how to provide opportunities of procedural and conceptual questioning in your classroom. We'll look at examples of word problems that impact learning.
Interesting Visual Featuring 6 Instructional Strategies That Sticks
Interesting Visual Featuring 6 Instructional Strategies That Sticks ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning
5 Engaging Ways to Introduce New Content
Need a quick way to introduce new content that will grab your students' attention? You can be sure that at least one of these five engaging strategies will be perfect for your lesson!
Making Learning STICK - Teaching Strategies Proven by Neuroscience
Making Learning STICK - Teaching Strategies Proven by Neuroscience -- Help students retain information in long-term memory with these 5 methods
3 Reasons Why Faculty Meetings Are a Waste of Time (Opinion)
There are at least two areas where school leaders waste the time of teachers. The faculty meeting is one of them and here are 3 reasons why.
Educational Leadership - June 2013 - 27
Educational Leadership - June 2013 - Page 24-25
Educational Leadership - March 2011 - 68
Educational Leadership - The first thing students need to learn is what they're supposed to be learning. #learningtargets #settinggoals
9 Resources for Women's History Month
Women’s History Month each year is a fabulous time for teachers to recommit to integrating the experiences of women and girls into instruction on history and contemporary society all year. Check out the following 10 classroom resources that offer a historical look at women making history in various contexts and/or a bridge that helps you and your students explore connections between women’s history and women’s experiences today.
Abridged and Modified Macbeth Side-by-Side Text and Questions Bundle / 60 pgs
Macbeth was the first Shakespeare play I ever taught, and it helped me appreciate how much fun your students can have while acting out a drama in the classroom.However, this experience also helped me understand what aspects of a Shakespearean drama frustrate students and teachers. For these reasons, I created an abridged and modified version of Macbeth. Every scene has been condensed. I have included the reading side-by-side with questions and activities to guide students through the play…
"Respiration" by Jamaal May Reading Analysis Questions and Extension Activity
I'm always looking for poems my students haven't already read. And I'm also interested in poets and poems my students don't already know. Jamaal May's work fits these needs and interests. He is a living black poet whose work most of my students have never explored. He's also a deft writer whose writing leaves readers with room for inference. In the case of "Respiration," May builds a powerful motif and uses a small moment to explore much larger parts of the human experience. #ela #poetry…