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24 Examples of Classroom Routines and Procedures

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Years ago when I did student teaching, my cooperating teacher had me observe classroom rules, routines, and procedures from a variety of teachers. This was one of the single most important things she had me do. It was an effective task where I was able to observe and note not just how I wanted my […]

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How to Engage and Motivate Students in the Classroom

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After reaching out to almost 1,000 teachers from various grade levels and content areas, the number one teacher challenge they have: How to get students engaged or motivated in the classroom? I’m going into my 10th year teaching middle school. Before that I usually taught at alternative schools, where “at-risk” at-hope students would attend. Often […]

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How to Build Classroom Relationships Virtually

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One of the biggest question teachers have been asking this summer is how are teachers going to do the #1 thing they are supposed to do as a teacher, virtually build relationships. We know building relationships solves classroom management problems, eases negative behaviors and grows positive behaviors with all. But how do we get to […]

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How to do School at Home in 2020

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Back to school 2020 is starting off like no other. With many other teachers started the school year at home. We are no longer searching Pinterest to find new classroom themes to organize the way we would love. Now, we are looking for ways to turn part of our homes into a school at home […]

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How to Prepare for Back to School in 2020

While most school districts are just weeks away from starting back to school, there is still an unknown feeling in the air for not just teachers, but parents as well. As a teacher and a parent, I understand. More so than before, the challenges of COVID-19 and school closures that we faced are not over […]

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