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Jan 24, 2022 · In an article about what makes great teachers, The Economist2 states that giving students honest, prompt, and accurate feedback is the single most significant factor in helping students learn. In my efforts to become a great teacher, I attempted to give my students feedback that was frequent, prompt, and honest—well… most often, honest.
Jun 3, 2011 · In the first of a two-part series, Julietta Schoenmann, a teacher and teacher trainer, presents the benefits of using a Teacher’s Book to help plan and execute your lessons. Please note, this article contains references to the New English File Teacher’s Book series.
There’s a little something for everyone – books on classroom management, talking about race, improving literacy, teaching during the digital age, and more. Most professional development books are written with all grade levels and subject areas in mind, but the more targeted books have been noted in the descriptions.
Dec 17, 2023 · Children’s book author and retired schoolteacher Marjorie Gann examines the discreditable politics behind the Peel District School Board’s plan to send books written before 2008 to the landfill, and the literary carnage caused by this shocking decision.
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Jan 31, 2023 · At Carter MacNeill's old school in Moncton, there were 42 students in his split class and two teachers. With so many students, the 10-year old says, the teachers simply "couldn't help...
