The myth of having summers off: https://t.co/a7A2h5pqy4. #edchat
UPDATE: Hello everyone! I have been at a new school with nearly 3x the students! Eek! Interactive notebooks haven't been feasible here,...
Yoga Calm offers Yoga teacher training and instructor certification, teaching yoga for kids, mindfulness meditation techniques, and to reduce stress.
A multicultural collection of books can reflect students’ lives, reveal other experiences, and help students expand their thinking.
Kids need skills to help them thrive in the world and navigate the many challenges they face. Yoga and mindfulness practices give them practical ways to increase self-awareness, access their inner resources, and find their personal power. Join us for a comprehensive certification program and learn to share these practices with children ages 3-18.
This collection of short videos explores 'Genius Hour,' a method that gives students one hour per week to focus on a project of their choice. Imagine what your students can do when they're able to pursue their interests in the classroom!
UPDATE: Hello everyone! I have been at a new school with nearly 3x the students! Eek! Interactive notebooks haven't been feasible here,...
Discover the SOLO Taxonomy and learn how it enhances deeper learning outcomes in the classroom, fostering critical thinking and improved student engagement.
This classroom management strategy for new teachers includes handling challenges from students by pausing before responding.
snegiri architects' hill house is expressed as a natural extension of the landscape, peeling upward from it with its defining green roof.
Фонари Петербурга.
Beijing National Stadium #3. During the course of its long history, the city of Beijing has lived through countless forays and devastation, and changing of names, governments, and administrative status. In 1421, the city finally received its modern name, Beijing. By that time, in the midst of the outside city, which was surrounded by brick walls, people built the world-famous Forbidden City...
Erich Kettelhut, sketch for Fritz Laing's Metropolis (1925)
When you humiliate someone, you are changing the subject. Instead of thinking about their own behavior, that student is now focused on how much they can’t stand you.
