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Benefits of Project Based Learning Activities

Benefits of Project Based Learning Activities

November 15, 2010 5:00 am
Are you wondering if you should incorporate project based learning activities in your classes? Regardless of what subject or grade level you teach, there can be a great deal...

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Questioning Techniques: A Tool for Teaching Critical Thinking

Using instructional strategies that are designed to require students to analyze information critically is a great way to help them develop sound strategic thinking skills that can serve them well throughout their lifetimes. If you want your students to learn how to use critical thinking strategies, it’s important to incorporate questioning techniques designed to make [...]

Published by Mary White on November 29, 2010 5:00 am
GoEnc.com: Powerful Resource for Math and Science Teachers
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GoEnc.com: Powerful Resource for Math and Science Teachers

Are you looking for a resource designed to meet the unique needs of educators who teach math and science? That’s exactly what GoEnc.com is. This fee-based subscription website is a comprehensive, one-stop resource for math and science teachers who are looking for quality lesson plans, instructional resources and professional development tools specific to teaching math [...]

Published by Yvonne Stewart on November 26, 2010 5:00 am
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3 Examples of Classroom Technology

If you want to provide your students with truly engaging, interactive learning experiences, consider incorporating different types of classroom technology into your lesson plans. There are many options for enhancing lessons across the curriculum with educational technology. 3 Ways to Use Technology in the Classroom:A few examples of classroom technology that you may want to [...]

Published by Mary White on November 25, 2010 5:00 am
Recommended Reading: Science, Creation and the Bible
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Recommended Reading: Science, Creation and the Bible

Understanding Creation Science Do you want to learn more about creation science? While there are many people who argue strongly for and against the concept of pure creationism, there is growing support for the notion of creation science. Rather than asserting that it’s not possible for scientific and religious notions about the origins of humanity [...]

Published by Yvonne Stewart on November 24, 2010 5:00 am
United Way: A Commitment to Education
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United Way: A Commitment to Education

Most people know that the United Way holds an annual fundraising drive every year and that the organization provides support to many nonprofit organizations in communities throughout the United States. However, what isn’t as well known is the fact that the United Way is committed to having a positive impact on the American educational system. [...]

Published by Mary White on November 23, 2010 5:00 am
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Recommended Reading for Education Fundraising

Are you looking for fundraising tips to help you raise money for your school or for your classroom? There are a number of great books written especially for the education fundraising market. The next time you need to plan a fundraiser and you want to come up with a new idea, consider reviewing one or [...]

Published by Yvonne Stewart on November 22, 2010 5:00 am
AIAA Foundation Classroom Technology Grants
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AIAA Foundation Classroom Technology Grants

Do you have a great idea for enhancing your science or math lessons with technology lessons, but need a little extra money to purchase the supplies or software that you need? Consider applying for one of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) Foundation classroom technology grants to help pay for the items that [...]

Published by Mary White on November 19, 2010 5:00 am
Recommended Reading: Beyond Heroes and Holidays
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Recommended Reading: Beyond Heroes and Holidays

It’s so important for K-12 teachers to expand their knowledge about what multiculturalism education really is. That’s why every teacher should consider reading Enid Lee’s Beyond Heroes and Holidays: A Practical Guide to K 12 Anti Racist, Multicultural Education and Staff Development. What You’ll Learn from Beyond Heroes and Holidays When you read Beyond Heroes [...]

Published by Yvonne Stewart on November 18, 2010 5:00 am
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Recommended Resources: ESL Teaching Books

Are you looking for resources to help you enhance your ESL lesson plans? Do you want to provide your English as a Second Language (ESL) students with quality activities to enhance their learning experiences? There are a number of great ESL books written specifically to serve as resources for educators who teach ESL to beginning [...]

Published by Mary White on November 17, 2010 5:00 am
4 Tips for Inclusive Teaching
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4 Tips for Inclusive Teaching

It’s important for teachers to realize that most classrooms are populated with students from a wide variety of backgrounds with varying learning styles, talents and ability levels. Because classroom and school diversity is a given, it’s essential for teachers to consider the differences among students when selecting teaching strategies and methods. Rather than expecting everyone [...]

Published by Yvonne Stewart on November 16, 2010 5:00 am
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