Curriculum, differentiation, school

From Awareness to Acceptance: Promoting Inclusion and Diversity in the Classroom for Students with Down Syndrome

In today's diverse and ever-evolving world, fostering an inclusive and accepting classroom environment for students with Down Syndrome is not just a noble endeavour, but a necessity. Every child deserves the same opportunity to learn and grow in an educational setting that embraces their unique abilities and celebrates diversity.  In this post, we will explore… Continue reading From Awareness to Acceptance: Promoting Inclusion and Diversity in the Classroom for Students with Down Syndrome

Classroom, Curriculum, Elementary, school

The Power of Play: How Play-Based Classrooms Inspire a Lifelong Love for Learning

Do you remember the feeling of pure joy that came from running through the grass, building sandcastles, or pretending to be a superhero? Or perhaps you recall the thrill of dressing up, inventing imaginary worlds, and losing yourself in play?  As children, play was not just a pastime; it was our greatest teacher, awakening our… Continue reading The Power of Play: How Play-Based Classrooms Inspire a Lifelong Love for Learning

Curriculum, High School, Junior High, school

Engaging Students: The Art of Research Exploration

Imagine a classroom where research is no longer a dry and mundane task, but an exhilarating journey of exploration and discovery. Picture students eagerly diving into the depths of knowledge, their curiosity ignited and their thirst for learning unquenchable.  Engaging students in the art of research exploration is an essential skill that teachers should work… Continue reading Engaging Students: The Art of Research Exploration

Classroom, Curriculum, Elementary, Junior High, school

10 Fun and Engaging Strategies for Teaching Multiplication 

Does the thought of teaching multiplication fill you with dread? Yeah, I get it; it can be a difficult concept for many kids to understand and can become frustrating. If you’re looking for fresh and fun methods to engage your students in mastering this essential skill, your search ends here!  In this post, I’ll discuss… Continue reading 10 Fun and Engaging Strategies for Teaching Multiplication 

Curriculum, Elementary, High School, Junior High

Tips for Teaching News to Students

Are your students struggling to stay engaged in the classroom? Looking for a way to spark their curiosity and ignite their passion for learning? Look no further! In this post, we will explore how you can transform your classroom with innovative teaching tips that focus on current events.  As a teacher in today’s modern world,… Continue reading Tips for Teaching News to Students

Classroom, Curriculum, differentiation

Unconventional Strategies for Teaching Students with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)

We all want our classrooms to be ones in which every student is engaged, thriving, and reaching their full potential. Now, consider the challenges faced by students with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FASD), who often struggle with learning and behaviour issues. How can we ensure these studets don’t fall behind and recieve an equitable education? Teaching… Continue reading Unconventional Strategies for Teaching Students with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)

Classroom, Curriculum, Elementary, High School, Junior High

Creative Ways to Make Work Periods Fun for Students

Are you tired of seeing your students zoning out during work periods, struggling to focus and engage with the material? It's time to shake things up and bring some excitement into the classroom!  As teachers, we have the responsibility to ensure that our students are engaged and excited to learn. It can be difficult to… Continue reading Creative Ways to Make Work Periods Fun for Students

Classroom, Curriculum, Elementary, Fun Stuff, High School, Junior High

Strategies to Make Outdoor Education Fun and Educational

Are you tired of traditional classroom settings and looking for ways to engage your students in hands-on learning experiences? Outdoor education could be the answer you are looking for!  I’ve chatted before about the academic benefits of outdoor education, today we’re going to talk about specific strategies to make it a fun and educational experience… Continue reading Strategies to Make Outdoor Education Fun and Educational

Curriculum, Elementary, High School, Junior High, school

From Criticism to Constructive: How to Teach Students the Art of Feedback

Constructive feedback is a powerful tool for growth and improvement, yet many students struggle to provide it effectively. In a world where criticism can be harsh and unhelpful, teaching students the art of constructive feedback is more important than ever.  In this post, we will explore practical strategies to help educators foster a culture of… Continue reading From Criticism to Constructive: How to Teach Students the Art of Feedback

Curriculum, differentiation, school

Empowering Students with Cognitive Disabilities Through Personalised Learning

Imagine a classroom where every student is empowered to excel, regardless of their cognitive abilities. In this post, we delve into the power of personalised learning in unlocking the full potential of students with cognitive disabilities.  From understanding the unique challenges these students face to implementing tailored lesson plans and creating inclusive environments, we explore… Continue reading Empowering Students with Cognitive Disabilities Through Personalised Learning