Feeding back: constant, comprehensive & positive feedback
Feeding back: constant, comprehensive & positive feedback Student Success Podcast No. 7, Nov. 6, 2013 Today’s Guest: none Bromley discusses the essential process of feedback. Feedback is simple...
View ArticleAgenda books and schools: making good little secretaries
Why are we teaching kids to use 1970s technology? Ever hear of Day Timer? Yes, the personal agenda book still exists, but only for a few old school types. Except in schools, where the kids are supposed...
View ArticleScaffolding students out of procrastination: teacher interview with Mike Cahir
Scaffolding students out of procrastination: teacher interview with Mike Cahir Student Success Podcast No. 16 Feb. 10, 2014, recorded Feb 8, 2014 Today’s Guest: Mike Cahir, Teacher and Department...
View ArticleHow teachers can use WordPress blogging to enhance student engagement
Every teacher’s goal is student engagement, both in and out of class The more our students act on our lessons and expectations outside of class, the better they function in class. Nothing new there....
View ArticleHelp for students struggling with math: “guided” v “independent” practice
At the A+ Club we often hear from parents that their child is struggling in math. Sometimes it’s, “she never does well in math” or “he does his math homework but scores poorly on quizzes and tests.”...
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