When it’s time for students to start working or head to college, they’ll need “soft skills,” otherwise known as career-readiness or job-readiness skills, in addition to academic knowledge and vocational skills. Try some of these fun and easy job-readiness activities...
People have been down on puns for centuries, all the way back to John Dryden in 1672. Edgar Allan Poe wrote, “Of puns it has been said that those most dislike who are least able to utter them.” In other...
You teach weather during morning meeting and science, so make it fun with some humor. Here are our favorite jokes about weather to share with your class. Rain or shine, we’ve got you covered with some hilarious weather jokes! We...
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The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was only 39 when his life was cut tragically short. But he filled his years with meaningful events and became one of the most pivotal figures, if not the most pivotal figure, in...
The best classroom tech is the kind that makes life easier, not more complicated. That’s why teachers are loving ViewSonic’s myViewBoard. Unlike other whiteboard/smartboards that lock you into a specific device or operating system, myViewBoard works on any interactive device,...
The Things That Linger After They’ve Forgotten Everything You Taught by Terry Heick Learning has little to do with content. If we’re talking about learning as a personal manifestation of some kind–the two-way flow of referential schema in a fluid...
contributed by Tasneem Tazkiya There’s a quiet strength that hums beneath the surface of every school. You won’t find it listed in curriculum guides or measured on a standardized test. It’s the strength of teachers: the invisible, enduring power that holds classrooms,...
What Is Google Workspace for Education? (And How It’s Changed Since Google Apps) More than a decade ago, teachers were just beginning to explore the power of Google’s free productivity tools in the classroom. What began as Google Apps for...
Failure is a part of life, if for no other reason than the sheer number of attempts we make in our lives to do almost anything at all.We ‘do’ and we ‘try’ almost imperceptibly, but tend to notice when we...
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