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President’s Fiscal Year Budget helping Teachers

A strong education system is the backbone for any nation. And with the President’s 2017 budget request, America and its teachers might be able to stand a little taller in the future. New programs seek […]

Teaching Strategies: TeacherHub Explains How to Deal with Switching Teacher Requests

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Teachers sometimes receive requests from parents, for their child to switch teachers. It’s important for these requests to be handled appropriately. Janelle Cox from About.com and teacherhub.com explains how this can be done by utilizing […]

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Teaching Strategies – Using Praise to Foster A Growth Mindset

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TeacherHub has a great article this week on how to use praise to foster a growth mindset. Teachers enjoy giving their students compliments or praise. But researchers have learned that they need to praise them […]

Help Introverted Students Thrive with Classroom Management

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Teachers who want to help introverted students thrive in their classrooms can use specific classroom management techniques to encourage these students to participate in class. Introverts are drawn to – and perform well on – […]

Helpful Classroom Management Tips

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Helpful classroom management tips are what you need first and foremost. You might think it’s hard to know what’s important and what can go to the bottom of your priority list, but the truth is, […]

Class Jobs Teach Responsibilitiy to Students

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Class jobs teach responsibilities to students in school and in their personal lives. While they do learn how to be responsible by taking care of their own possessions and keeping their desks tidy and properly […]

Classroom Management: Developing Clear Rules & Expectations Improves Performance

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Classroom management – want to learn how developing clear rules and expectations can help you in the classroom? Is this missing from your teaching plan? As we know, being a teacher can be an extremely difficult […]

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Classroom Management: Give Students Class Time to Work

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The daily task of homework does not have to be done entirely at home. Allotting more time for a student to complete homework by incorporating the idea that homework does not necessarily begin at home […]

Why Teachers Need to Take Time off in the Summer

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If you want the answer to “Why a teacher needs to take time off in the summer”, then keep reading. Remember that teaching can be very satisfying, but it can also be completely exhausting. And while it […]

Equity and Excellence in the President's Budget

Equal Educational Opportunities for all Children

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Equal educational opportunities are vital for kids to do well in life. Success is available to everyone but it takes hard work, and the support of family, friends, and especially teachers. Always trust that with […]