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Teaching critical thinking in the K-12 classroom is easier said than done, yet, as technology becomes more adamant in our children’s lives, it becomes increasingly important to deliver.
Promoting critical thinking skills in the classroom is crucial to preparing students for the future.
Teaching creative thinking inspirationally, divergently, laterally, systematically and aesthetically enables students to find new solutions for future work.
New teachers, stop looking forward to the weekend if you want to do more than survive your first year and experience good teachers’ work-life balance.
Critical and creative thinking are important skills that can be used in just about any profession, including education, but they can be tricky to teach the right way.
Form a good habit in seven easy steps. Identify it, stop procrastinating, know your triggers, devise a plan, visualise and affirm, get a buddy, and reward yourself.
A digital portfolio is a computer-based collection of student performance over time. Students can add work and use it as a space for personal reflection by writing annotations and using it as their own learning archive.
Developing confident speaking and listening skills and play is crucial to improving early literacy skills. Literacy check-up tools helps teachers get this done.
10 killer routines to propel you towards your goals. Easy to implement.
The digital planner undated has everything you need in one place. Get it FREE with the teacher productivity course Go HERO.
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