Posts tagged engagement
Why Is It Important To Understand Students` Needs And Interests
Why Is It Important To Understand Students` Needs And Interests

When teachers take the time to understand their students' needs and interests, they can build positive relationships with them, leading to increased motivation and success. So what are you waiting for?

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Being An Instructional Coach Is Hard Work, So Find Your 'Why' And Stay In The Coaching Game!
Being An Instructional Coach Is Hard Work, So Find Your 'Why' And Stay In The Coaching Game!

Instructional Coaching is hard. It’s sometimes stressful but it is so rewarding! I get to do research on the job, connect with teachers, and help people achieve their goals!

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Why Middle Schoolers Are Primed for Dialogic Discussion
Why Middle Schoolers Are Primed for Dialogic Discussion

As middle schoolers transition from preteens get ready to engage in discussion. Understand the developmental phase and make sure you recognize student triggers, experiment with different forms of communication, and take the small things seriously.

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ELA/ Reading Strategies, Coaching StrategiesCassandra WilliamsEducational Innovation 360Middle School, debate, debrief, education, Educational innovation 360, teacher strategies, discussion, classroom discussion, tips, engagement, dialogic discussion, talking, turn and talk, social classroom, social connection, social emotional learningComment
How Do Your Students Learn Best? Five Tips For An Online Environment: Things I Wish I'd Known Earlier
How Do Your Students Learn Best? Five Tips For An Online Environment: Things I Wish I'd Known Earlier

Online learning presents new challenges and opportunities. We must think about unique ways to involve every student and using visuals, 1:1 meetings, and close captioning is only the beginning!

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elearning, ReformCassandra WilliamsEducational Innovation 360Online learning, elearning, student, interaction, student voice, K12, distance learning, distance education, Auditory, visual, Kinesthetic, immersive, best practices, engagement, learning style
The Most Important Things You Should Know About Personalized Learning
The Most Important Things You Should Know About Personalized Learning

I doubt that there are a lot of people who have an in-depth knowledge of what this term means. Personalized learning is very important for teachers because it helps to change the perspective of how they handle students

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