Month: January 2017

Body awareness is a skill that is really instinctive.  It’s not something you really think about about throughout the day. This aptitude is usually created in the background, as an outcome of motor skill practice […]

In addition to parents and teachers, neighborhood efforts help ward off bullying. Anti-bullying campaigns are the most successful when participants include students, parents, faculty, and community leaders. This method starts with educating parents and staff […]

Arts-based research in education is described as the methodical practice of the artistic or creative process. It is the creating of artistic communications utilizing a variety of styles of the arts. This research is being experimented […]

photo credit: www.edutopia.com It’s always surprising when typically talkative students have a hard time when it comes to writing.  All of a sudden they have nothing to say. Have you ever wanted to teach your child […]

photo credit: www.edutopia.com Have you thought about doing a parent newsletter?  If you’re interested in learning how to improve teacher-parent communication, a parent newsletter can help facilitate that easily by using today’s technology. A parent […]

Substitute teaching can be quite a demanding profession.  And of course it’s particularly difficult if you are new to teaching. so naturally it’s going to be intimidating. To help relieve some of your anxiety, here […]

Getting control of your classroom is essential to learning.  That’s why it is crucial to go back to the beginning the moment you feel that you’ve lost control of your students. What if you can’t […]

The Smart Classroom Management (SCM) is a teaching style that will transform you and your students.  This is an unconventional approach that can be used by elementary, middle, or high school teachers. This teaching style […]