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Six Things I Do In Every Foreign Language Lesson I Teach

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What are the good things educators need to focus on before, during and after teaching language lessons.

5 Must-See TED Talks for Teachers

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Get inspired by these terrific, short videos by experts who deeply care about education.

22 Powerful Closure Activities

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What is Closure? Closure is the activity that ends a lesson and creates a lasting impression. Teachers use closure to check, tie up and correct while students find it helpful for summarizing, linking and transferring ideas to new situations.

Making Group Work Manageable

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Teachers are more likely to design and implement meaningful group activities when they have management strategies to do so. Taking proactive steps can enhance engagement while curbing the chaos.

50 Favourite Classroom Apps

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Educators and students are quickly becoming more comfortable with classroom technology, allowing them to shift from thinking about the technical side of integrating a new tool, to focusing on how it improves learning. The sheer number of education apps is still overwhelming, increasingly teachers have found what works for them and they are sticking to them.

Breaking the Teacher-Student Conflict Cycle

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The key to improving student behavior is changing the way teachers and administrators react. A three-part series on building positive school culture.

Tips and Tricks for Teaching Study Skills to Kids

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Ideas and tools that will help teach study skills, create good habits and learn organizational techniques for school kids of all ages. There is a variety of ideas for you to figure out what works for you. Remember that each student is unique.

4 Ways Audio Recordings Can Boost Classroom Learning

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From arranging chairs, tables, and students to organizing discussion groups comes a new idea of using audio-recording as assignments and discussion prompts offers another space for students to talk their way to into learning.

5 Ways to Unwind From Teaching

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As a teacher being able to unwind after school is very important. Disconnecting from the classroom for at least a few hours is a key to keeping the balance.

Top 25 Blogs to Follow in 2016

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All educational backgrounds are unique and special to educators. A passion for education is what brings us all together! Read on, and find something that may spark your interest.

How Can We Really Be Prepared?

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How can Teachers really be prepared for the classroom? A list of the most helpful training tools that really matter when teaching.

Fliped Classroom Hacks

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A great resource full of tips, tools, and resources for overcoming obstacles to flipped teaching and learning. Be prepared when challenges occur in your class with these techniques.

Robot Tutors

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Virtual teaching, is it here? With robots acting as tutors and class assistants the days of TA's and undergrads answering emails and questions from students may be coming to an end. Meet Watson, a robot that is able to answer emails and questions.

The 4 Properties of Powerful Teachers

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A quick read of the properties that combines make a powerful teacher. A mix of personality, planning, passion, and presence all form the basis of excellence in teaching.

Chasing The Definition Of An Academic Argument

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The importance of argument in college and careers is stated by Joseph M. Williams and Lawerence McEnerney as defining argument not as, "wrangling" but as "a serious and focused conversation among people who are intensely interested in getting at the bottom of things cooperatively".

8 Living Artists Every Educator Should Know

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Here are a few living artists to get you started at looking at the connections that can be made between the subjects and the themes that you might be addressing with your students.

How to Make Learning Effective

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With the background on the principles and fundamentals of learning, along with the neuroscience behind it, you can get the most out of your students during class time with them.

TED-Ed Talks Recommended by Students for Students

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All videos listed are those chosen by students for students from the TED-Ed global community. Did your favourites make the list?

Recording Feedback with Screencastify

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If you have never thought of using a video for sharing feedback, it is now time to start. Screen casting as you provide comments and feedback. Capture your entire desktop with Screencastify.

Literature's Emotional Lessons

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Grappling with the way books make students feel- not just analytical skills- should be part of the English curriculum.

12 Common Reasons Students Don't Read & What You Can Do About It

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Why don't students read more? There are many reasons, and it also depends on the individual student. Gathered here are some of the most common reasons students do not read and some ways to begin to address the issue.