What is an At-Risk Student? At-risk students may struggle with academic achievement in school settings and lag behind their grade-level peers in instruction. They may
Long gone are the days when teachers lecture students in whole-class format and students sit in neatly arranged rows of desks only speaking to teachers
Educators often remark when dealing with a unique situation or challenge, “They didn’t teach us that in college,” or “You won’t learn that from a
For the last approximately 17 years of your life, you have been the student. You have been the one sitting in one of 15, 20,
Most teachers can relate to being in a lengthy meeting with the entire faculty. Many of these meetings center on a crowded agenda with a
Discipline issues with students have always been as much a part of school as taking notes and studying for big exams. How we deal with
Schools play a critical part in developing the whole child, and most invest funding annually to support character education programs. These programs focus on social
What is Visible Learning? As educators, we barely have enough time to use the restroom during the day let alone reflect on how we are
In any classroom you visit today, there is an increased likelihood you will see a student sitting there with headphones over their ears. To the
When you think of the word steward, what is the first thing that comes to mind? Beginning my career as a history teacher, I have
Copyright ©2020
