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Strategies for Dealing with Sleepy Students
By: Meghan Mathis Whether it is the third-grader with heavy eyelids whose head bobs sleepily any time you stop speaking, or the sneaky seventh-grader who thinks he’s fooling you by resting his head in...
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Back-to-School Icebreaker Activities
Back to school time is an exciting-but-nerve-wracking time for everyone. Students and teachers are filled with excitement and first-day jitters. Getting your students to feel welcome, and establishing...
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20 Technology Tools Educators Should Use
20 Technology Tools Educators Should Use December 7 by Sandra Miller in Productivity | 338 Shares Old-school educators may feel intimidated by the new trends involved in the classroom, but that...
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5 In-Demand Skills That Can Be Mastered Online
SOURCE OCTOBER 29 BY BRAD ZOMICK IN TECHNOLOGY Today’s workplace is not like that of our mothers and fathers. Our parents would pick a single career, like an accountant, lawyer, or teacher, and...
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How to Motivate Students at the End of the School Year
How to motivate students and keep them on task at the end of the year is challenging at best, especially after state tests are over. In fact, the more we prep kids for tests, the harder it is to keep …...
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Top 12 Effective End of the Year Activities
Ah, the end of the year. Everyone’s tired and losing focus. Some tests are behind you (state tests, AP exams), some may be ahead of you, and probably no one – you or your students – is really at …...
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