In our rapidly moving culture, special education students diagnosed with ADD or ADHD are an ever-increasing challenge for teachers. Here are a few teacher-tested strategies designed to garner...
As sixteenth President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln guided the nation through the civil war, and the abolition of slavery. Explore the life and contributions of "Honest Abe" and celebrate...
Looking for a way to celebrate Black History Month without once again teaching the same old lessons about Martin Luther King Junior and Rosa Parks?
Searching for a lesson plan that honors the...
With inclusion on the rise, teachers are sharing classrooms more than ever and becoming an effective co-teaching partner is a teaching essential.
A co-teaching team typically includes a general...
Anti-bullying activist Jodee Blanco shares her 10-step guide for teachers to create a bully-free classroom today!
Teaching is a unique profession because its success is based heavily on knowledge, craft, and relationships. No matter how strong the craft, imparting knowledge will be nearly impossible if the...
Have you just completed your teaching degree and are looking to start your career? Are you a seasoned teacher who is looking for an exciting new challenge? Or are you a professional outside of the...
By: Dr. A. Douglas Eury, Dr. Jane King & John D. Balls
The power of reflection is a stimulant to improving one’s performance. It starts with an honest critique of our own performance and a commitment to continuous improvement. It is the most basic (and...
This education article shares 11 great tips to make the most out of student blogging.
In this article, you will learn three additional reading strategies for your inclusion classroom: Repeated Reading, Language Experience Approach and Echo Reading.