by Connie Schaffer and Kelly Welsh How prepared are you for the process of becoming a teacher? You have likely developed good study habits that got you to college. These…
Category: Classroom
Welcome to the Teacher Classroom Ideas page! Here, you’ll find articles aimed at helping current and future teachers enhance the classroom experience for students, and improve their teaching skills.
From tips on engaging with students and handling bad behavior, to the pros and cons of incorporating technology into the classroom, this collection of articles provides a wealth of information and resources to support you in your role as a teacher.
Ultimate Top 10 Teaching Tips to Make Your ELLs Soar!
Warning: This article may contain use of satire. We all know teaching English language learners is tough. But here are 10 indispensable tips to ensure your ELLs speak raht fine…
Bring the Real World into the Classroom as a Teaching Strategy
Using real-world examples and tackling real-world problems in the classroom can make learning more meaningful to students. And it can help spark excitement in gaining knowledge about important issues. There is…
Mindfulness to Manage Anxious Kids in the Classroom
How a kindergarten teacher is effectively using mindfulness in the classroom to calm an anxious daughter. Here are the mother’s observations. As someone who has suffered from anxiety, I have…
How to Improve a Child’s Math Skills: Advice for Parents and Teachers
Classroom and math teachers are often quizzed by parents about math skills development. Parents usually want to know: (a) what is happening with their child’s math learning and (b) how…
Plagiarism Checkers for Teachers
With the incredible (and rapidly growing) volume of information available online, plagiarism is a real issue for teachers to deal with. Students can save tremendous amounts of time by copying…
How to Become a Classroom Teacher
To become a classroom teacher in America, you need a Bachelor of Education degree or the postgraduate equivalent: a Master of Teaching.