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This audiobook focuses on proven strategies for teaching important skills to students, evaluating their successes, and certainly focuses on the art of delivering effective consequences when all else fails. Special techniques are outlined for preventing discipline problems and dealing effectively with those that do occur.
Children and adolescents can and will be responsible for their own behavior and their own learning, but these skills must be taught first. This audio book focuses on proven strategies for teaching important skills to students, evaluating their successes, and the art of delivering effective consequences when all else fails. Special techniques are outlined for preventing discipline problems and dealing effectively with those that do occur.
Have you ever had a student say to you, “Why do we have to learn this? We will never use this in the real world!" This book contains real life products, projects, and performances that are extremely helpful in engaging all math learners. If students can connect the math assignment to their everyday world, learning and retention of content is achieved. Use one of these 50 lessons and watch what happens. These lessons use differentiated instruction in the classroom and all students are engaged in the learning process. Each lesson has a rubric and identifies the critical thinking verbs that students must use to complete the product, project, or performance.
Learn how to use strategies and habits described within this valuable volume to increase safety and security readiness as well as greatly improve survival chances during critical incidents that could occur at school or on your own personal time at home or in public places.
Author Eric Combs examines the human psyche under stress, history, and types of threats against schools, and employs strategies and habits while creating a safer school campus without creating a fearful place that looks more like a prison than a place of learning.
Eric identifies common threats to personal physical security as well as threats emanating from the digital world and offers strategies and habits to reduce the possibility of becoming a victim in either of these arenas.
Is your ELA class engaging? Experience indicates that as many as eight out of ten students become bored in most ELA classrooms. They are not engaged and find themselves daydreaming or sleeping and many times disrupting class. These students need real life, hands-on activities that will help them understand and retain the content being taught. This book contains 57 lessons involving products, projects, and performances that are extremely useful in engaging all learners. A rubric is attached for each lesson as well as Bloom’s critical thinking verbs. Each lesson uses differentiated instruction to engage students effectively in the learning process.
