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The Power of AI for teachers needs to be leveraged for lesson planning efficiency. Learn about two different AI tools to save time and energy!
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This teaching year may look different, but these 5 simple tips will help you teach while social distancing and still keep your kids engaged with learning.
Too Tired to Teach? It happens to the best of us. We all have those days where we stay up too late grading papers, planning fun lessons for the next day, organizing materials for science experiments (or binge watching your favorite show on Netflix). Then you pay for it the next day when you have […]
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Teacher Testimonials Over 38,000 teachers all over the world have started using the Modern Classrooms method, and they're getting fantastic results. Here's what just a few of them have to say about their experience: Ways to Get Started Option 1: The Free Course The Modern Classrooms Essentials course gives you everything you need to launch
I recently applied for a first grade position in a neighboring district. The employment in that district is highly competitive. I fortunately landed an interview at a school there and knew I needed something to take with me to showcase my talents and passion for teaching. I had read that teaching portfolios had helped many others in this situation. I have always kept a portfolio each year to meet our state's professionalism rubric, but I needed something a little more tailored to the needs of an interview. I decided to create my own that highlighted some important areas of teaching and that would serve as evidence to questions asked during the interview. Since I was going after a primary grade teaching position, I wanted the colors to be bright and colorful. I think it's also important to put your contact information on the cover, as well as your picture. They might want to keep your portfolio to look over while making their decision. Your picture will help remind them of you and your interview. I also wanted to take them on a tour of my classroom. They should be able to envision me in their building. Since I am a blogger, I have lots of photos of my classroom. I included a blog post after this page in the portfolio that took them through my learning space. You could even add a layout of your classroom from a website that allows you to create those. That would show them that you value classroom layout and like to plan ahead. Classroom management is an area they will definitely want to know about. What is your system? How do you ensure a smoothly run classroom? How do promote positive behavior and desired expectations in your classroom? I included information along with photos of these areas. Not only did I incorporate my latest strategies, I also added strategies of the past that I had tried with my students. Lesson plans should also be included. I have taught kindergarten and second grade, so I included examples of both. If you do visual plans, definitely incorporate those! They are attention grabbers and look great in your portfolio. I included a copy of my current classroom schedule. I wanted them to see that consistency and routine were vital to my learning environment. One section in my notebook was all about lesson plans and creative activities I had incorporated in my classroom. I divided that section up into some effective best practices. In each section, I included the strategy, brain research to support the practice, and photos of them being incorporated into my classroom. I also included some units I had created along with photos of students engaged in activities from those units. Another section in the portfolio highlighted assessment and data. Education is so data-driven these days that I knew I had to incorporate this. I listed all of the assessments I had experience with, included data from assessments I had administered (do not include student names), and showed how I used the data to drive my instruction. You may be asked about parent communication in your interview. In this section, I included newsletters and various other ways I communicated with parents and got them involved in their child's education. I also took the time to break down what my reading and math blocks looked like. I made sure to mention the five components of reading, curriculum I had experience using, and student work samples. I made sure to highlight how each of these areas drove student success. Finally, I had sections for professional development and important documents. You should include any professional development you have attended, as well as any you have led. Be sure to also include documents such as a copy of your teacher license, praxis scores, and a college transcript. There are many more components to my portfolio that you will have access to if you purchase this Editable Teacher Portfolio. I am confident it really helped me receive the first grade position. It provided easy evidence for me to refer to during the interview. The file is a PowerPoint, but you could also save it as a PDF when completed to send digitally to principals. Since it is editable, you can add or take away any pieces to fit your needs. It will definitely make you stand out in your teacher interview! I hope this portfolio is beneficial to you and lands you that perfect job! Happy teaching and best wishes!
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Three AI teacher assistants, a curated collection of math activities, a website-building curriculum, a site for helping students change the world, and more.
'As you have learned during your TEFL certification course, a good lesson starts with an engage, or warm-up phase. This usually consists of a fun and interesting activity to get your students going and speaking in English. For new teachers, itâs often these more casual moments of a class that are a challenge because of their lack of teaching experience. However, these top 5 icebreakers for new TEFL teachers will help you to get your class energized and ready for your lesson. 1. Two Truths and a Lie This is a great activity for your very first lesson with a new class. Basically, the students'
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Using G Suite in Special Education (Episode 4 of the Google Teacher Tribe Podcast) In this episode, Matt and I interview Carrie Baughcum, a special education teacher from Illinois, who share her favorite Google tips,
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This infographic offers 10 tips for designing learner-centered training.
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Learn three simple things you need to teach your ESL beginners right away. These include variations of introductions, classroom surroundings and basic needs
Focus your planning by getting clear on just three things: the WHAT, the HOW, and the WHY.
Section general grammar tips. Teaching English online has become more and more popular in recent years. Through the following courses below, we will show you how to adapt your existing skills and knowledge to suit this specific area of the teaching world.
This post shares tips and strategies for teaching different learning styles to meet the needs of all learners.
This Finish the Drawing TV worksheet gets your child to think, imagine, and draw. Use this Finish the Drawing TV worksheet with your child.
Unwanted talking is near the top of the list of teacher frustrations. In this article, learn the actual strategies to finally get rid of it for good.
Section general grammar tips. Teaching English online has become more and more popular in recent years. Through the following courses below, we will show you how to adapt your existing skills and knowledge to suit this specific area of the teaching world.
Virtual dissections can be a huge help in teaching science, biology, physiology and anatomy. Here are some of the best resources for your lessons and labs.
This is a fun activity to practice the simple present. Students look at the images and talk about what Mick does. Later, you can use this worksheet to introduce other tenses, too.
Want your students to have rich, complex conversations about the texts they read? This method leads to the kinds of classroom discussions you thought only happened in college.
Using positive classroom management is important in establishing a safe environment in which students can learn, collaborate, and create.
This is a fun game to play with a pair of dice. Read a story and help recall the various features of the story with this creative activity.
A digital curation project is a fast way to engage critical thinking in any content area. Here's how it works.
This fun game is perfect for practicing the parts of the body with your ESL students. Have them roll a die and color the body parts in the correct colors.
This is a fun worksheet to practice the weather with your beginner ESL students. Have your students read the sentence and draw the correct weather accordingly.
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April 2020 Updated But I’m not an English Teacher. I often heard this from my friends who's been interested in online teaching. Most people think that you can only teach English when you have a degree in Education. Well, not anymore. It’s alright if you took Business, Music, etc.. Some of
This is a fun worksheet to practice the present perfect tense. Students look at the pictures and describe what has just happened.
People can learn in more than one way. How does this info help presenters and public speakers? By making us think of the audience in different ways.
Snakes & ladders: SIMPLE PAST Spiel EnglischLet your students practise irregular verbs with fun! They practise the irregular verb forms as they m
In this resource you will find a visual and concise guide of the twelve basic tenses in English. The twelve tenses included in this guide are: Past simple Present simple Future simple (will) Past continuous Present continuous Future continuous (will) Past perfect Present perfect Future perfect Past perfect continuous Present perfect continuous Future perfect continuous Each tense includes the uses and forms (affirmative, negative, & interrogative) as well as a timeline and graphic examples. In some tenses, you can find the most common mistakes of usage. It also includes grammar worksheets with 5 different exercises of the tenses. This resource is ideal for both teachers and students (intermediate and upper-intermediate) who want to have a clear and effective grammar reference guide.
