Switch things up in your college classroom by trying out a Socratic seminar! We share 6 tips for hosting effective and engaging Socratic seminars in our latest blog: #SocraticSeminar #HigherEducation #BackToSchool https://hubs.li/Q02M1wFL0
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What policies support the integration of academics and SEL? How can districts help schools and educators put these policies into practice? CASEL’s latest webinar, the last in a three-part series called Igniting Lifelong Learning, dives into these essential questions. Read our recap blog post for key takeaways, or watch the full webinar. And learn more about the integration of academics and SEL at the 2024 #SELExchange! https://bit.ly/3yGg9oL
What Policies and Conditions Support SEL and Academic Integration? - CASEL
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As a new #CTE educator, entering the classroom can be overwhelming. However, always remember your passion and dedication can inspire the next generation of professionals. Use these tips to build your skills and connect with your students. Discover more tips: https://bit.ly/4cvXvOe
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Yet another post on our innovative post-16 provision, Nexus, at BWA! Check out this insightful article highlighting how Nexus prepares students for success beyond the classroom. https://lnkd.in/dmHd69Uz
Bloom World Academy to Launch NEXUS Centre for Post-16 Studies for Grade 11 IB Students in 2024 - Education UAE
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Will you have new students joining your classes this semester? With so many names and faces to remember, it can be a daunting task for any teacher to connect professionally with new students. 🤵🤵♀️🤵♂️🧕 It can be done, however, with a little patience and by following the top tips outlined in this blog post: https://lnkd.in/dwPmVty3 #teachingandlearning
Getting to Know Your New Students: Tips That Actually Work!
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Why Gen Z could be great for the classroom! The formative years are the tell-tale of any generation and, while still finding their place, the context that this generation has been born into already sets them apart. So, what makes them different and what makes them great for teaching? Read 'Future Perspectives' and consider a career in teaching with Exchange Teacher Training. 👉https://ow.ly/KPVt50QsYN7 #ETT #exchangeteachertraining #SCITT #ITTProvider #Teaching
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Study skills need to be explained, demonstrated, modeled, adjusted, and implemented in the classroom.
Professors may wish — or even expect — students to arrive on campus armed with the skills needed to learn. That’s often not the case. Teaching experts talk about how to help students develop good study skills:
Should You Teach Your Students How to Be Students?
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Interesting article!
Professors may wish — or even expect — students to arrive on campus armed with the skills needed to learn. That’s often not the case. Teaching experts talk about how to help students develop good study skills:
Should You Teach Your Students How to Be Students?
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In 2021, I developed a Hypothetical Learning Trajectory for the teaching of Area. I've found this trajectory immensely useful in the classroom for identifying, through formative assessment, the next steps for my students. Enjoy. #EdTech #Edchat #MTBos #Iteachmath #MTCoz #Learning #Teaching #STEM #Education #Classroom #EarlyEd #MAV #PrimeNumber https://lnkd.in/gbaAtPVM
Hypothetical learning trajectory for teaching area. Prime Number, 36(4), 20–23.pdf
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Today on the UM CETL blog, I describe one of our core services for faculty: classroom observations. Then, the best part: A faculty member who engaged this service last fall shares a meaningful reflection on what that process was like for her. Thanks to Heather Landry Shirley of our Master's of Science in Athletic Training for sharing so openly about the experience! https://lnkd.in/egn3htDv
CETL Service Spotlight: Classroom observations
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Certified Math Teacher | Mathematics Trainer @ ESE | MAP Coordinator | PGDE | B.S. Mechanical Engineering
As teachers, we should think a lot about...well, thinking. Specifically, how can we design our teaching to ensure: 1. 🧠 Students are thinking about the right things? 2. 📚 What they think about is transferred to long-term memory? 3. 🔄 Once it is in long-term memory, it can be accessed? 4. 🌐 It can be applied successfully to different situations? #Education #Teaching #Learning #CognitiveScience #StudentSuccess #EdTech #TeacherLife
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