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Lesson Planning Chatboard

Survey for child emotional intelligence

by Abby_Huang

Jan 10, 2023

Hello, l am looking for TEACHERS working with children aged 7 - 9 years old for my PhD in design. All l need is for you to complete a short 5-minute survey. As l need 300 people, your participation will mean the world to me!

https://lboro.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/perceptions-of-7-9-years-old-childrens-emotional-intelligence

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Free...resource

by Brian Richards

Jan 13, 2017

A number of years ago I wrote a book called "Magical Connections". Last year I put together a digital resource online. You can download the book for free and learn some great strategies to connect with your students check it out at: [link removed]

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amd Hi Brian, That's brilliant. I always struggle to find new resources to use with my students to keep the focus.

Feb 16, 2022

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Questions Regarding Lesson Planning

by Tabitha K

Jul 6, 2019

Hello! I am currently a student in a TESOL program, and I have been given just a few questions regarding teacher approaches to lesson planning to use in interviewing some teachers as part of an assignment. Any and all responses would be very much appreciated! The questions are as followed:

1. Do you prefer using written or mental lesson pl...See More

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Emily Hi Tabitha, Glad to see a TESOL student as it is a developing field where we need more good teachers. I've been teacher 9th and 10th grade English Language Arts teacher using modified state versions of common core standards for the last 7 years of my career at this time, so that experience does affect my answers.

1. I usually use mental l...See More

Jan 27, 2020

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How to Implement Personalized Learning Plans in the Classroo

by Bo C

Aug 16, 2016

In the age of standardized tests, personalized learning plans are a welcome break that embrace personal growth and individualization. There are three approaches you can take - full size class approach, small group approach, and a hybrid approach. There’s more information on the topic here if interested:

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ErinS Hey there, Is this form of lesson planning possible in collaboration with other teachers and multiple subjects? I am curious about how it would work across the board or is it geared more towards specific subjects? Thank you!

Mar 30, 2018

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20 Movement Activities for the School Day

by Teachers.Net Gazette

Jul 26, 2016

Being involved in movement positively affects children both cognitively and physically. Here are 20 quick, simple ideas to use (and adapt) in your classroom. {Click below]

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Strategies in overcoming lesson plan anxiety

by nr

Mar 20, 2016

Hi- I have great anxiety around writing lesson plans. So much so, that I often don't do them, and show up and just try to wing it. Sometimes I can pull this off, but overall, it does not work very well! Has anyone else struggled with this, and if so, how did you overcome it? Thanks, nr

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Dima Hi NR,

Lesson planning can be stressful. Focus on 4 major points: 1) Objectives or lesson outcomes 2) Teaching Materials (list of everything you'll use in class) 3) Procedure: Warm-up/lead-in, activities, guided questions...) 4) Assessment/checking for student understanding (one- minute papers, 3-2-1,..) you can even use digital tools (i.e...See More

Mar 23, 2016

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Cam Hi! You know I think a lot of people have anxiety about writing lesson plans. When we were in college it was always done as part of an assignment, something we had to do a certain way and not necessarily our way. I think you should play around with writing lesson plans your way. If that means you write it more like an agenda, if you need to write a...See More

May 21, 2016

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Wondering where to find qualified writers

by Mark

May 12, 2016

My company is bidding on several state adoptions and we are in need of 2 or 3 experienced lesson writers to author specific lessons to meet targeted state standards for Florida. The lessons are for grades 6 through 12, cover a variety of subject areas (all within social studies), and will be commissioned as “work made for hire." Thoughts on ...See More

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3 Strategies for Writing Across the Curriculum

by Teachers.Net Gazette

Mar 7, 2016

If you want students to think at higher levels, then provide opportunities for them to write across all the areas of the curriculum. here are three ways to use writing in your classroom...

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Writing With a Purpose - article by Sarah Powley

by Teachers.Net Gazette

Feb 8, 2016

Click below to read Writing With a Purpose = Winners All At The World Food Prize Essay Contest, a fine article about how well it works when students are motivated to write.

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