Category: Effective Teaching

Humor has long been known to be an effective tool for breaking the ice and building rapport with classmates. However, many educators are hesitant to use humor in class for fear of appearing unprofessional or making themselves appear immature. This…

As a teacher, you play a critical role in shaping your students’ future success. By fostering independence in your students, you set them up for academic and personal success, both inside and outside the classroom. Here are some tips to…

It’s no secret that collaboration is one of the key ingredients for learning. In fact, research shows that students who work together as a team are up to three times more likely to achieve academic success than students who work…

Preschool teachers have one of the most important jobs in the world. They are responsible for teaching our youngest children the basics that they will need to know for the rest of their lives. While it can be a rewarding…

Preschoolers are energetic, imaginative, and full of curiosity. They are also notorious for being fidgety, easily distracted, and disruptive. But there is a lot more to know about preschoolers than just their playful antics. In this post, I have identified…

Active listening is one of the critical skills every teacher must have to be effective in the classroom. In order to be a good active listener as a teacher, it is important to first understand what active listening is. Active…

Listening is a skill that teachers need to develop in order to be successful in their profession. Effective listening helps teachers to understand and empathize with students, build relationships, and provide support. It also allows teachers to gain an understanding…

A bad preschool teacher can have a negative impact on a child’s education and development. There are several signs that parents can look for to identify a bad preschool teacher. These signs include: a lack of patience, poor communication skills,…