This first year teacher guide will help prepare teachers for their first day and know what to work on first with their students.
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Helping students to focus and pay attention involves students pushing through distraction to develop the brain’s attentional networks.
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In order to help highly able learners reach their potential, teachers can encourage independent learning and still provide some guidance.
Challenging Highly Able Learners to Exceed in the Classroom Read More »
New neuroscience research on baby talk could hold the key to making engaging lessons for students to remember what they learn.
What Baby Talk, Superhero Catchphrases, and Engaging Lessons Have in Common Read More »
Students with severe anxiety can struggle to participate in class, but with this guide, teachers can help them overcome their fears.
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Exercise is an important aspect of personal health that improves not only a person’s physical body, but also improves their mood, and boosts their brain’s cognitive capacity. Physical exercise is especially important in young people to help their bodies grow strong and to fuel their minds to be able to pay attention and learn. PE
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It can be difficult to make hybrid learning lesson plans, but this guide will help prepare teachers to make lessons that work no matter what.
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There is measurable brain damage caused by contact sports in the short term, but also in the long term seen in earlier cognitive decline.
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How can teachers most effectively group students? This guide will show how effectively grouping students can increase motivation and grades.
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Older students have more experiences than younger students, but that can be a good or a bad thing when trying to teach them something new.
How is Teaching Older Students Different From Teaching Younger Students? Read More »
