Refocus Your Class for Quarter 4!

Dana GoodierBlog, Classroom Management, Differentiation, Innovation, Lesson Planning, Reflect Better, Teach Happier

TL;DR: Spring quarter can be challenging with warmer weather and distractions. Tips: Refocus after break, use problem-based learning, and allow student-led projects. Get outside, link content to themes, and enjoy teaching for better engagement. Navigating Quarter 4 By the time you’re reading this, you’re likely returning from spring break. You are hopefully rested and refreshed and eager to get quarter … Read More

The Power of Passion

Suzanne RogersBlog, Reflect Better, Teach Happier

TL;DR: Teachers who openly share their passion for teaching forge authentic connections with students, fostering a sense of belonging and trust within the classroom community. Expressing love for teaching inspires motivation and resilience in students, encouraging them to tackle challenges and strive for success. By demonstrating their passion, educators cultivate a culture of lifelong learning, instilling in students a profound … Read More

Fostering Collaboration and Boosting Morale with Allyson Apsey – School Administrator Mastermind

Joshua StamperAdministrator Mastermind Recaps, Blog, Leadership

Admin Mastermind Recap, Allyson Apsey, Joshua Stamper, School Culture, Boosting Moral, collaboration

Join us for the Admin Mastermind Recap with special guest Allyson Apsey! In this session, we explored strategies for fostering a culture of collaboration among staff members to enhance teamwork and collective problem-solving. Allyson shared valuable insights, including the importance of being fully present in the current year and reflecting on practices with core values activities. Additionally, we discussed the … Read More

3 Questions For Curriculum Design Teams

Steven WeberBlog, Classroom Management, Leadership, Lesson Planning, Student Engagement

TL;DR: Traditional curriculum focuses on content coverage, but shifts are needed towards prioritizing student learning over teaching. Identifying common misunderstandings aids in adapting instruction, fostering deeper understanding for diverse learners. Ownership of learning must shift from teacher-led activities to student agency, with emphasis on transferable understanding for real-world application. 3 Questions For Curriculum Design Teams Traditional teaching focuses on content, … Read More

6 Path-Breaking Benefits of Virtual Reality in Education!

Aanya KapoorBlog, Lesson Planning, Student Engagement

TL;DR: VR revolutionizes education by offering immersive learning experiences, transforming traditional teaching methods into interactive and engaging lessons. It enhances engagement by allowing students to experience subjects firsthand, significantly improving retention compared to conventional methods. VR benefits all students, including those with disabilities, making education more inclusive and accessible while also providing cost-effective alternatives to traditional resources like textbooks and … Read More