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Learning parts of speech is necessary, but it does not have to be boring. Grammar games reinforce a particular language feature, such as prepositional phrases, without putting students to sleep. Middle school students actually look forward to grammar lessons when learning involves playing games that require thinking ...

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You may be teaching from your living room, but a few simple adjustments can up your teaching game.

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I am the teacher who tells students that their ADHD brains are OK just as they are.

Creating a conversation circle. The one described is for a Spanish class, but it can easily be altered for English. I also like how the students became involved in the planning of the process as well.

Knowing how to help a failing student can be challenging. Here are 9 ideas of what you can do to make a difference.

Every teacher remembers his or her first 'tough kid' experience. Maybe the student ignored your directions or laughed at your attempts to utilize the classroom discipline steps. I've had the privilege of teaching some tough kids. I say 'privilege' for a reason. Teaching these students pushed me to be a better educator and a more compassionate person. I've detailed below five methods that have reduced misbehavior in my classroom and, better still, helped transform these students into leaders…