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Positive praise: the best reward for students

Positive praise: the best reward for students

by mindroar | Jan 24, 2020 | #teacherlife, classroom management, teaching, teaching strategies

In my fourth year of teaching, I had a lightbulb moment. Positive praise works. I should’ve known: I’d had professional development sessions on it and read about it in teaching manuals. But somehow it didn’t sink in until I had a student approach me...
4 YouTube channels that will energize your ELA students

4 YouTube channels that will energize your ELA students

by mindroar | Jan 17, 2020 | #teacherlife, blog, English literature, free resources, Freebie Friday, teaching literature, teaching Shakespeare, video resources

Do you ever have those lessons where you look around your classroom and you can see the boredom swirl around the classroom like fog? I used to have a class that was almost catatonic every Thursday afternoon last lesson: Year 9s, after lunch, an hour until home time,...
1 easy, effective classroom reward for high school students

1 easy, effective classroom reward for high school students

by mindroar | Nov 29, 2019 | #teacherlife, classroom management, teaching, teaching strategies

As a beginning teacher, I would’ve forefeited my first year’s salary to find out easy, effective classroom rewards for students. But I’m going to give it to you for free: positive praise. What? Positive praise is the best reward? And it’s free?...
Easily teach your students to take effective Cornell Notes

Easily teach your students to take effective Cornell Notes

by mindroar | Nov 25, 2019 | #teacherlife, blog, Crash Course Study Skills, teaching strategies, teaching study skills

Have you ever read your student notebooks when they take independent notes and face-palmed? I know I have – it can feel like they have not listened at all when their notes don’t reflect the lesson you think you have given. When this happens, you know...
CrashCourse: the easy way to conquer content-heavy lessons

CrashCourse: the easy way to conquer content-heavy lessons

by mindroar | Nov 18, 2019 | #teacherlife, blog, Crash Course Literature, Crash Course Study Skills, free resources, teaching, teaching resources, video resources

It’s 4pm and you were supposed to pick up your kids from daycare half an hour ago, but you still have to figure out how to introduce that content-heavy lesson for tomorrow’s third period Year 9 English class. Your stomach sinks because you need to be...
5 classroom management strategies (that work on your kids too)

5 classroom management strategies (that work on your kids too)

by mindroar | Nov 11, 2019 | #teacherlife, blog, classroom management, parenting, teaching, teaching strategies

Are you a beginning teacher struggling with managing your class? Or are a parent of a threenager who pushes every.single.button? Read on to find out 5 strategies for classroom management that parents can use too. Set boundaries Classroom management strategy one: set...
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