Raise your hand if you love those ice breaker activities at staff meetings and other professional development trainings. What’s that? No hands? We don’t tend to enjoy those because (a) we feel like our time is better spent learning content, (b) we already know everyone in the room or (c) we are introverts and would
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Are you contemplating whether math stations are a good fit for your classroom? While many teachers rave about the benefits of math stations, they may not align with every teaching style or classroom dynamic. Let’s explore a few reasons why math stations might not be the best choice for you. Preference for Worksheets: If your
Ah, testing season—the time of year that seems to fill classrooms with a mix of anticipation and apprehension. While it’s no secret that testing season can be stressful for students, teachers, and parents alike, it doesn’t have to be the dreaded period we’ve come to expect. Despite the pressures, this season offers a unique chance
Play has slowly disappeared from classrooms. We understand how important play is for young children. It is talked about constantly in early childhood education. But once students hit upper elementary or middle school, it’s often treated like something they should have outgrown. The problem is, they haven’t. A fourth, sixth, or eighth grader is still
