As a teacher, you’re always looking for ways to get your students’ attention and engage them in deeper thinking and learning. Using multi-media opportunities within your teaching can be an effective way to further engage and motivate your students.

As you know already, technology can enhance your lessons and empower your students. But there are effective and less effective uses of technology in the classroom.

Motivating your students after the holiday break can be difficult. Many students struggle to get back into the routine. Here are a few tips on how to re-energize your students for the spring semester: 

You want to help students master content while also maximizing their potential, both in the classroom and life. Here are several tips to help you engage in transformational teaching practices that have a long-lasting, positive impact on your students. 

High school is a transformative time for students. Your students will benefit most from your support and encouragement. Here are a few words of wisdom to share as they navigate the journey through high school. 

The things your students will remember most about their time in your classroom aren’t the day-to-day tasks or types of homework assignments. Find out five things your students will remember about you years from now. 

Whether you teach first graders or high school seniors, teaching students how to think outside the box in school and life will be a valuable tool you can impart. Your goal should be to encourage your students to let their innovative ideas flow without restraint. Find out a few tips on how to do so.

Creativity is a valuable trait that students will put to use in school and life. It helps them think outside the box, come up with innovative ideas, and take different approaches to solve problems.

As a teacher, part of your job is to get your students thinking about the future. And while some high school students already know what they might like to study after high school, others don’t have that kind of direction.

There’s no question that teaching is an art. It takes time to get into a good routine, but it’s important to continually refine your methods.