By actively involving students in understanding and monitoring their own learning, you will increase student motivation and engagement.
By actively involving students in understanding and monitoring their own learning, you will increase student motivation and engagement.
Rather than having a vague idea about what student engagement is, this book has a 4-part definition of it and 40 useful strategies to increase engagement.
Learn to increase engagement by focusing on relationship building, teacher clarity, and student challenge.
Educators can get so caught up in test prep that we lose sight of key literacy skills our students need. It’s time to think more deeply about the reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills that truly prepare our students to be thoughtful citizens of the modern world.
This book shows teachers how to introduce five core skills so students can engage in the kind of academic conversations that boost learning, deepen thinking, and make learning more social and fun.
Classroom questioning can focus student attention, boost cognition, and foster learning. This book shows teachers how to create, implement, and follow-up up on powerful questions.
This book shows how our habits, our workplaces, and modern technology are draining our bandwidth and what we can do to get our bandwidth back.
While there are many books about organization and time management, this book is designed for the unique challenges of teachers. You’ll find the tools, templates, and ideas to truly help you get organized!
