Many Strategies for Student Learning In One Interactive Resource

Many Strategies for Student Learning In One Interactive Resource

Posted on by Michele Luck
Teaching in today's world requires presenting content in a number of varied ways for student engagement and content retention. Wouldn't it be awesome to prep just ONE resource with different strategies for optimal student learning? If you are willing to...Read More
5 Effective Strategies for Differentiating in the Interactive Classroom

5 Effective Strategies for Differentiating in the Interactive Classroom

Posted on by Michele Luck
As educators, we all know the importance of differentiation in the classroom. It is the process of tailoring instruction to meet the diverse needs of learners. Differentiation helps students learn more effectively and efficiently by providing them with a personalized...Read More
Trying Different & Powerful Strategies in the Social Studies Classroom

Trying Different & Powerful Strategies in the Social Studies Classroom

Posted on by Michele Luck
Using different strategies to teach Social Studies can be a game changer for increasing student engagement and success. Simple tweaks to your daily routine can bring students alive and keep them looking forward to the learning in your classroom. Take...Read More
Useful Teaching Strategies for the Renaissance and Reformation

Useful Teaching Strategies for the Renaissance and Reformation

Posted on by Michele Luck
The Renaissance and Reformation unit is often the transition from the Middle Ages into modern times in World History. As such, many courses across the country start with this unit. Engaging students here with useful and effective teaching strategies helps...Read More
Simple Teaching Strategies for Every Classroom

Simple Teaching Strategies for Every Classroom

Posted on by Michele Luck
Teaching styles often vary from classroom to classroom. Further, students learn in multi-faceted ways. But, modifying your teaching style to accommodate doesn't have to be intimidating. To ease your stress this year, try these teaching strategies for every classroom! There...Read More
5 Strategies for Teaching Primary Sources

5 Strategies for Teaching Primary Sources

Posted on by Michele Luck
The Library of Congress appropriately categorizes primary sources as the "raw materials of history," emphasizing the importance of analyzing, studying, and understanding these basic building blocks of any historical fact. By connecting students with firsthand facts and experiences, primary sources...Read More
3 Strategies for Introducing World Religions

3 Strategies for Introducing World Religions

Posted on by Michele Luck
Especially with today's political climate, teaching religion in the classroom may seem controversial or dangerous. However, no matter how "hot" the topic, World Religions are an integral part of teaching World History to your middle school and high school students....Read More
5 Strategies for Building Classroom Community

5 Strategies for Building Classroom Community

Posted on by Michele Luck
Just as a sense of community is vital in the real world, developing a strong and productive sense of community in the classroom is critical. Though your students may encounter challenges throughout the year, the partnership and support of a...Read More
5 Strategies for Teaching Student Responsibility

5 Strategies for Teaching Student Responsibility

Posted on by Michele Luck
As middle school and high school teachers, our classrooms are full of young, budding students who are adjusting to a mature school career in which teachers don't hand-hold, emphasize syllables in a verbal spelling test, or allow attempt after attempt...Read More