The 5 Factors Of Teacher Success Or Failure

At Ei360, we have identified some successful traits make them excell at what they do. Teacher success or failure depends on many factors and we know it takes practice.

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What Are The Characteristics Of A Good Teacher?

It can be hard to gauge whether a teacher is effective but there are a few indicators that may help pinpoint characteristics that support the notion of what an ideal teacher should intel. Are you an “Ideal Teacher”

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What are 10 the Types Of Personal Development For Professional Growth

Many teachers enjoy furthering their careers by continuing to take courses themselves so why are we only offering it in one way?

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What Is Professional Development & Why Is It Important to get it right?

Remember even if you are taking to the initiative to “work the system” to maximize your salary, remember, some schools cap out the years spent at a school making it harder for teachers who have put in the time to move or change schools.

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Have A Lasting Effect On Your Students: The 6 Traits Of Life-Changing Teachers

Every year, I get to watch my students grow to become successful citizens, they check in on me from time to time yet, I am so humbled to have a small influence in their lives even if it was for only one year.

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Before Your Lesson Begins Ask Yourself These 6 Questions

Every year, every class and every new lesson brings new challenges and no matter which generation comes around teachers must instill problem-solving skills in their students.

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Here Are 5 Questions To Ask Yourself Before You Start A Professional Development

At some point, schools must select indicators to identify how well teachers are working towards their practice. What questions do you ask yourself?

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8 Benefits Of Self-Guided Learning for Homeschooling Students

if you're looking for ways to improve your child's life, consider incorporating some self-guided learning into it!

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Using Student Assessments Only To Evaluate A Teacher Doesn't Work

If we are growing in our practices then why haven’t we transformed our teacher evaluation system? Has it REALLY worked for teacher change?

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How Can Teachers Measure Their Professional Growth?

When taking a deeper look into what teachers are teaching, will we see it from the student’s perspective? Why haven’t we altered the curriculum based on student desire, current trends, and social issues?

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Focus On ONE Skill At A Time And Become A Highly Effective Teacher

If a proper plan is not laid out before practicing, then the teacher is much more likely to not practice in full, forget what they are practicing, and completely stop working on it altogether.

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Why You Should Focus On Improving Your Lesson Plan First

Improving teacher performance can be a challenge if teachers are alone in the classroom. There are four steps to making sure lesson plans are meaningful.

If Students Stay in School, Will They Live Longer?

No matter where you are in this world, it is a fact that a student who has received more education than their previous generation is more likely to live longer, be more informed, and have better job opportunities.

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The Most Common The Solution To Compassion Fatigue For Educators

If schools identify Compassion Fatigue early, they can quickly respond in a resourceful way.. but many are not responding…

Using Urban Communities As A Resource: PBL

Are you looking to get students excited about learning? Use Project-based learning as an approach to develop dynamic community connection through active exploration of concepts, ideas, and solutions.

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Frequent Feedback Prevents New Teacher Failure

What happens when new teachers leave immediately from school? We are starting to see an increase in new teachers leaving the classroom during their first year of teaching, this is hard when schools are already facing staff shortages due to the pandemic.

Nobody Should Have To Go Through It Alone - First Year Teacher

After graduation, teachers are excited! This is the first opportunity they will have to develop their own classroom. Welp, that excitement changes after the first week so what are you doing to ensure teachers get exactly what they need to thrive.