After each lesson, your students can think about what they learned and complete this reflection book. They can write about what they learned from each teacher and illustrate each page. This memory book is a great addition to these end of the year activities. You can also keep track of eac...
tags:end of school year,Students Dear Class, This Thursday will be our last class together. I must admit I have tears in my eyes as I am writing this post. Time has gone by so fast… They say time flies when you are having fun. I guess it’s true. This has been an incredible ...
Teachers who did not complete the consent form at this time but who subsequently completed the experimental manipulation were given another opportunity to consent at the end of their first or second year of teaching. As part of the consent form, teachers agreed to allow TFA to share data with...
In mathematics education, teaching demands and teachers’ professional knowledge features distinctive subject-specific characteristics. This refers to knowledge of the mathematics curriculum, knowledge of the aims of mathematics teaching, and knowledge of the construct of mathematics for teaching and learning ...
Now it's time for you to encourage your students to reflect. Many children write essays on plans for summer vacation. Try having them write a reflective essay. Collect items from their portfolios or grade folders; share work from the beginning of the year and from the end. Ask them to ev...
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This can be done twice: at the beginning of the year, as a resolution/planning, and at the end, as a reflection on the past year. Oh, and you can change the word (mid-way, if needed)! It is your life, your goals, your journey, and sometimes, the change is so big that it di...
he/she must put all of his/her cards back into the container. This game won’t end on its own because the cards can keep going. Set a time and when the time is up, the student with the most cards wins. This game is really perfect for vocabulary words. Keep a can with a few “...
This diagram represents the primary elements of the STEP-UP training program and gives examples (in smaller type) of the activities and practices happening during different quarters of the year-long program. For example, graduate trainees do exercises during class sessions at the end of autumn quar...
Motivating individual teachers’ efforts, which emerged as a key lesson, was also related to benchmarking, whereby teachers whose students achieved benchmark proficiency levels in specific subjects received a financial incentive at the end of every term and/or year, and was effective (Evans et al...