The benefits of recess for middle school students remain the same as those seen in elementary students and continue even into adulthood.
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While older students’ negative attitudes in school are a normal developmental stage, teachers can reduce their impact on learning.
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This guide will help teachers understand scaffolding in teaching, and how they can best implement it in their classrooms.
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This guide will walk teachers through the considerations necessary to build an effective and appropriate sex education program for students.
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It can be difficult for a teacher to know how to help students with autism learn to speak, but this guide will show teachers their part.
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New research into numerical processing shows the best approaches to teach math flip how teachers should introduce new concepts to students.
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This guide gives teachers the strategies they need to encourage shy students to speak up, have their voices heard, and participate in class.
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Students seem to often forget much of what they learn, but with these 5 techniques teachers can help students remember what they learn.
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With this guide, teachers can learn how to gamify a classroom using the neuroscientific principles game designers have known for decades.
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Building student confidence can be difficult with their stubborn negativity, but new research suggests that a new educational placebo can help.
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