5 alternatives to homework (that help teachers out, too)
What a dilemma homework can be! When you mention it, you probably hear grumbles from the crowd. And let’s be honest, grading is also probably not your favorite task as a teacher. Maybe you assign a...
View ArticleStudents explore gaming careers at ED Games Expo 2019
ED Games Expo 2019 showcased over 130 learning games and technologies and sessions with developers inspired students to explore possible tech careers. The post Students explore gaming careers at ED...
View Article7 personalized learning strategies that will make a difference
Teaching to individual learning styles can seem daunting, but it's possible! These 7 strategies will make a difference for every learner. The post 7 personalized learning strategies that will make a...
View Article6 cool educational technology tools for teachers
There are lots of educational technology tools out there that help students learn. Let look at some of the awesome edtech you should work with and why. The post 6 cool educational technology tools for...
View Article4 ways to deal with signs of teacher burnout
Burnout pushes 41% of teachers out of the classroom within five years. Let’s explore four telltale signs of teacher burnout and what you can do about them. The post 4 ways to deal with signs of teacher...
View Article9 tips for better classroom management
Need some help with classroom management? Try these 9 tips to create a classroom that works for both you and your students. The post 9 tips for better classroom management appeared first on Classcraft...
View ArticleThe ultimate student engagement observation checklist
Looking for a way to measure an engaged classroom? This checklist will help you develop an overall picture of a classroom’s level of engagement. The post The ultimate student engagement observation...
View ArticleHow to get back into the teaching routine after a holiday
Holiday breaks give teachers a great chance to recharge, but the return to school can be harsh. These tips will help you get back into the groove. The post How to get back into the teaching routine...
View ArticleHow to promote student engagement in the classroom
When students feel heard, they are invested in their learning. Here are five more ways to promote student engagement in the classroom. The post How to promote student engagement in the classroom...
View Article5 tips to create a positive learning environment in your classroom
Creating a positive learning environment may seem challenging, but these simple tips will help make your classroom engaging, inviting, and empowered. The post 5 tips to create a positive learning...
View ArticleScamper lesson plan — January’s Quest of the Month
Introducing Classcraft’s tenth Quest of the Month! Each month at Classcraft, we’ll be choosing one awesome teacher and quest to promote. The post Scamper lesson plan — January’s Quest of the Month...
View ArticleHow asset-based teaching can improve classroom behavior
Asset-based teaching improves classroom behavior because it supports students' positive strengths. Here are six more advantages to asset-based teaching. The post How asset-based teaching can improve...
View Article7 surefire strategies to engage students in the classroom
If a lesson stuck with you, your teacher was winning at engagement! Here are some tips to bring a sense of excitement to your students. The post 7 surefire strategies to engage students in the...
View ArticleHow drama units can have a big impact on student engagement
Drama and student engagement go hand in hand. Theatre production can be connected to real life and teach students other valuable skills. The post How drama units can have a big impact on student...
View Article10 classroom management tricks teachers use
Use these classroom management tricks to create a fun and engaging learning environment that students and teachers will both enjoy. The post 10 classroom management tricks teachers use appeared first...
View ArticleWhat serious lessons come from playing games in the classroom
STEM learning and computational thinking introduced games in the classroom but they are powerful tools for helping students grow socially and emotionally. The post What serious lessons come from...
View Article8 tips for flipping the classroom
The flipped classroom empowers and supports students by giving them a way to learn from and with each other which deepens their understanding. The post 8 tips for flipping the classroom appeared first...
View Article10 interesting characteristics of a student leader
As teachers, we’re invested in preparing our students to thrive in the future and encouraging them to be the effective leaders that the world needs. The post 10 interesting characteristics of a student...
View ArticleHow to teach leadership skills to your students
At one point, everyone will lead in some capacity. Luckily, good, effective leadership can be learned, practiced, and improved upon in the classroom. The post How to teach leadership skills to your...
View ArticleNeurologist links fun at school with academic performance
"The Neuroscience of Joyful education" highlights the positive effects of having fun at school and links them with increased academic performance. The post Neurologist links fun at school with academic...
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