Dot to Dot Coloring Page for Kids
Dot to Dot Coloring Page for Kids: fun and visually stimulating. This worksheet is exactly that. Perfect for children in grade…
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Free Counting Worksheets for Preschool
Free Counting Worksheets for Preschool.Counting can be like play: fun and visually appealing. This worksheet is exactly that. Perfect for your preschooler and kindergartener. Download Now![vc_btn title=”Download Worksheet” color=”primary” link=”url:http%3A%2F%2Fwmystesting.com/edumonitor%2Fimages%2F2017%2F02%2Fedu-25.pdf|||”]…
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Teachers Learning to Play Video Games
Teachers learning to play video games is becoming big news within education circles. Teachers have heard for decades that technology is about to transform their classrooms. “Books will soon be obsolete in the public schools,” said Thomas Edison in the early days of motion pictures. “Our school system will be completely changed inside of ten…
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How Can Teachers Help Students Ask The Right questions?
One of the most important skills my colleagues and I try to develop in our students is the ability to ask good questions. You may not think much of it, but it’s a skill that requires deep thinking and can be helpful in almost any discipline. I don’t accept when students tell me they “don’t…
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A Teacher’s Inspiration: How the Tour de France Saved My Teaching Career
The bicycle race, like a teacher’s life, is both a marathon and a sprint. Cyclists understand the need for rest. Teachers should, too. In2012, I finished my fifth year of teaching freshman English to low-performing, high-needs students. I also became a father, recovered from major surgery, coached varsity baseball and applied for National Board…
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How the Tour de France Saved My Teaching Career
The bicycle race, like a teacher’s life, is both a marathon and a sprint. Cyclists understand the need for rest. Teachers should, too. In 2012, I finished my fifth year of teaching freshman English to low-performing, high-needs students. I also became a father, recovered from major surgery, coached varsity baseball and applied for National Board…
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