How To Build Resilience: Failing Safe
Success is often measured by how well we do in particular tasks, but is rarely measured by how many times we try things. Have you…
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Helping teachers recognise the need for, and implementation of, engaging 21st century teaching strategies that improve learning and student involvement during the lesson. The best side effect with this approach is that when activities are designed in this way, behaviour management strategies play a minimal role and enjoyment for both student and teacher is heightened.
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How to Tech Like A Legend
We love learning like this! How often do you hear this from your kids? This was the exact response we received from our kids when…
15 Exercises to help reduce frustration and anger in kids
Have you ever had a kid in your class where you see them becoming increasingly agitated, their hands are clenching and if looks could kill,…
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15 Strategies to help avoid procrastination (and get your marking done!)
http://www.granteducation.org Do you remember back in the day, in your first year of teaching, when you thought that one of the most exciting things to…
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8 Awesome Websites for Games in the Classroom
8 Awesome websites for classroom games
10 Qualities of Great Teachers
What makes a great teacher could easily be a list of characteristics that look similar to what makes a good person – a sense of humour, the ability to feel like you’re actually being listened to, flexibility, and consistency of personality and approach. With this in mind, this is a question that has driven educational researchers and the concepts lie at the core of …
