With the month of February here, it’s time to start thinking about I Love to Read Month! Whether celebrated at a school or classroom level, I Love to Read Month is a great opportunity to promote the love of reading with your students!
When it’s cold outside, don’t let the weather stop you from keeping the blood flowing and heart rate up while cooped up inside with your class! Moving and learning at the same time will help your students stay engaged, awake, and focused during your lessons. Here are some ways to incorporate movement into your school day!
Kids today need to learn leadership skills. After all, they will be our next generations of leaders — in business, and government and service organizations. Learning these essential skills while still in school will allow students to take on those future roles with confidence, and build a more successful life for themselves and their communities.
In college, our next generation of teachers learn many essential skills: Test assessment, for example. Recordkeeping. How to teach! Yet none of these matters more than classroom management.
Winter break is over and the students are returning to school. Are they ready? Here are some tips on how to review expectations and procedures to help transition them back into school routines.
