Teaching Strategies/Mentorship

In this topic, you will find a plethora of teaching strategies to guide and mentor new and experienced teachers. You will have access to classroom teaching strategies and ways to improve as a teaching professional.

Discover new ideas for teaching creative writing, ways to include multiple learning styles, and strategies for teaching math concepts. Increase your understanding of portfolio writing, teaching with rigor, and differentiated instruction.

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Teaching, Lecturing, and Note-taking in Middle and High School

All teachers use the time-honored technique of lecturing occasionally. There are right and wrong ways to lecture. Don't assume that all students benefit.

Apr 28, 2012 – Harvey Craft

Comparing and Relating Competencies and Performance Standards

Competencies and performance standards are two educational terms that are related but not interchangeable.

Apr 16, 2012 – Tammy Andrew

Helpful Tips On Being a Substitute or Relief Teacher

Thinking of working as a substitute or relief teacher? Consider these tips on classroom behaviour management and working in a school.

Apr 3, 2012 – Brooke Van Beek

Providing Student Support with the Common Core & Text Complexity

The new Common Core State Standards require that students read more complex texts. What are ways teachers can provide support for new levels of rigor?

Mar 30, 2012 – Barbara Blackburn

How to Raise Your Student Evaluation Scores

Simple tips for college instructors to improve the written and quantitative student evaluations for their courses.

Jan 23, 2012 – Charlene Kinbote

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