Learning vocabulary is a requirement of almost any class, but recent research suggests a new way for teachers to teach vocabulary better.
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Dealing with angry parents can be stressful for teachers and administrators, but recent research gives several suggestions for keeping peace.
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Schools certainly struggle with budgets, but this article goes through reasons why subsidized school lunches should top budget lists.
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Does teaching grammar matter? According to research, if students are to stay safe on the internet, they should be taught grammar.
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Intelligence is often considered an unchanging measure of a person’s abilities, but new research suggests intelligence can be learned.
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Research shows that classrooms with too much decoration distract students from learning, but this does not mean that classrooms must be bare.
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This article discusses research based strategies to help students develop self control without relying on willpower alone.
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To-do lists have come a long way since the old days. Check out this guide on how to upgrade your to-do lists with research based strategies.
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Meditation may not seem to have a place in school, but recent research suggests it may help students and teachers through school stress.
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This guide will walk teachers through the child abuse warning signs and help them decide what to do if they suspect a student is being abused.
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