Pros and Cons of Technology in the Classroom
While technology creates many opportunities, blended teaching and learning are not without disadvantages. What are the downsides of tech?
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Plagiarism Checkers for Teachers
As an instructor, you have tools available to catch many forms of plagiarism. With some quick checks, you can identify text that is copied.
12 Best Flipped Classroom Examples
If you’re a teacher and interested in flipped learning, here are some great ideas. We found the most popular flipped classroom activities.
Fun Personality Tests for Students
Discover fun personality tests for students, including quick classroom quizzes to do now and detailed assessments for further exploration.
How to Become a Classroom Teacher
To become a classroom teacher in America, you need a Bachelor of Education degree or the postgraduate equivalent: a Master of Teaching.
Connected Learning: Definition and Theory
Connected learning is a different type of learning from what most people are familiar with. You pursue an interest in an active, engaged way.
How to Use Videos in the Classroom
A video can be a powerful learning tool. All you have to do it to learn how to use videos in the classroom to increase students engagement.
21 Ways of Teaching Soft Skills to Students
Let’s explore 21 ways of teaching soft skills to students, so they can thrive in the future. The article has a handy list of soft skills.
What Is an IEP: Individualized Education Program?
IEP stands for Individualized Education Program. The document is a customized education services plan created for a student with disability.
How To Make A Lesson Plan: 7 Steps
Here are 7 steps for writing an effective lesson plan. Use these tips to write good lessons plans consistently that meet student needs.
