“How can I scaffold instruction?”
The dictionary defines ‘scaffolding’ as “a temporary structure used to support people and material in the construction or repair of buildings and other large structures”. Though this may seem quite disconnected from the educational scenario, the truth is that for teachers to provide successful classroom instruction, there is a need for ‘scaffolding’. This […]
Using YouTubeEDU in the classroom
What is YouTube EDU?
YouTube EDU is a sub-section of YouTube that has an incredible range of high quality educational videos to engage the learning community. It is one of the biggest platforms to discover, create and share the knowledge with your students.
Why do I need YouTube EDU in the classroom?
YouTube EDU can […]
SELF-STUDY: Inquiry-based Learning (5 hours)
“Guide students into discovering and creating knowledge for themselves.”
Preparing teachers for 21st century students requires a close look at what it means to teach and learn in increasingly networked, technology-rich, digital classrooms. Schools and teachers need to thoughtfully and intentionally design learning environments and tasks in which teachers explore […]
How Can I Teach Students to Organize Research Using Zotero?
Zotero is a referencing tool that you can add on to your Firefox browser as an extension. If you’re browsing a page and want to keep track of the source information, this extension does exactly that. It also allows you to store the information in a format you prefer (e.g. APA, MLA). In […]
How Many Hours of Sleep Does a Student Need?
According to the Sleep Foundation, children between 5 and 12 years of age need approximately 11 to 12 hours of sleep. Teenagers require 8.5 – 9.5 hours of sleep. How many of your students get the amount of sleep they need?
Adults need 7 – 9 hours of sleep. Do you get the amount […]
Common Core Intervention across the Curriculum (1 Iowa LRC – Self Study)
“How often do you hear someone proclaim that they love math?”
The implementation of Common Core State Standards across the curriculum provides a real-world approach to learning and teaching. It is increasingly essential for educators to develop students who not only are critical thinkers but innovators as well. This course […]
GRADUATE – Common Core Intervention across the Curriculum
“How often do you hear someone proclaim that they love math?”
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EDUC 600
1 Semester Credit
Grading: A-F
Materials: Included in the course fee
Professional Development Credit: 1 semester credit issued through the regionally accredited
Instruction Mode: Self-paced, Asynchronous (Online Class), with instructor interaction
Semesters: Spring, Summer […]
SELF-STUDY: Common Core Assessment & Evaluation (5 hours)
“ How do you plan to evaluate your classroom
on the Common Core State Standards? ”
Successful implementation of the Common Core (CCSS) is rooted in being able to identify in which areas students need support. However, most teachers don’t have time, resources or skills to conduct regular intensive assessments. This course […]
How can I help Students with ADHD Follow Written Instructions?
It is possible for students with ADHD to have trouble sustaining focus with their eye muscles. For this reason, students with ADHD face difficulties in written instructions. If the material is not interesting the students tend to get bored easily and tediousness commences.
A number of students with ADHD tend to skip or quickly […]
How can I Facilitate Brainstorming in the Classroom?
A brainstorming session is a useful tool to generate ideas or find solutions to a problem. These sessions explore and expand a student’s ability to think critically and laterally. As students get actively involved, the sessions aid the process of learning and improve academic performance.
What are the benefits of brainstorming sessions?
Brainstorming in the […]
