How to Master Personalized Learning

Chad OstrowskiBlog, Classroom Management, Innovation, Lesson Planning, Mastery Learning

HOW TO MASTER PERSONALIZED LEARNING

Personalized learning doesn’t have to be scary. Personalized learning is a phrase that’s going around education and spreading like wild fire. At first thought, it sounds amazing. Being able to provide every student with what they need, when they need it based on their interests and abilities, would be AWESOME! However, when we try to figure out how to make … Read More

Do Your EdTech Tools Serve a Purpose?

Teach Better TeamBlog, Classroom Management, Edtech, Innovation, Lesson Planning, Mastery Learning

Do Your EdTech Tools Serve a Purpose_

EdTech is awesome. In the last 20 years, amazing developments in the world of technology have made it something that we can use to transform the learning process for our students. While there are still students with very limited access to technology, those numbers are shrinking by the day, and the ubiquitousness of tech tools has become something that we … Read More

Boost Student Understanding of Vocabulary with Quizlet Learn (video)

Teach Better TeamBlog, Classroom Management, Edtech, Innovation, Video(s)

BOOST STUDENT UNDERSTANDING OF VOCABULARY WITH QUIZLET LEARN - VIDEO

Want to boost student understanding of vocabulary? Try Quizlet Learn! Full transcript below video. Video Transcript Hey guys. Tiffany Ott here and today I want to show you how you can use Quizlet Learn to help boost your students understanding of vocabulary. If you want to keep getting great videos like this with information you can use right away in … Read More

5 Simple Strategies to CRAFT a Need-Satisfying Classroom

Allyson ApseyBlog, Classroom Management

5 Simple Strategies to CRAFT a Need-Satisfying Classroom by Allyson Apsey

When I first became a teacher, I was horrible at classroom management. When I say horrible, I mean “pulling my hair out because I couldn’t control the classroom for the life of me” horrible. Years later, I learned that I was almost fired that first year. Yes…I was that bad. Fortunately, someone saw a glimmer of hope in me and … Read More