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Tips to Improve Student Vocabulary in the Classroom

Tips to Improve Student Vocabulary in the Classroom

The English language can be tricky especially if it is not a students first language. Students should be using a word ten times before it sticks in their everyday vocabulary. While teaching vocabulary should be done with more than just memorizing words on flashcards, it is important to remember that every student learns at a different pace and it may take some students a little extra time to nail down additional vocabulary words.

The Benefits of Field Trips

The Benefits of Field Trips

Classrooms provide structure and authority for students, but getting students out of the classroom to experience another form of learning is one of the best things we can do for our students. While field trips can cause some headaches for teachers in charge, well-planned and thought out field trips can provide students with an educational experience they can not achieve will in a classroom.

How To Keep Your Students Engaged in the Classroom

How To Keep Your Students Engaged in the Classroom

In an age of technology and tv streaming services, it’s becoming harder and harder to keep a students attention throughout the day at school. It only takes a few disengaged students to push the rest of them that direction. This happens when they are uninterested in what is being taught or have no desire to participate in activities. More experienced teachers can bring students back into the task at hand, but for those teachers who are new to classroom settings or have less experience, it can sometimes be challenging.

Advantages of a Public School Education

Advantages of a Public School Education

Public schools play a significant role in shaping young minds and preparing them for life after school. Families are currently exploring other options for their children’s education through homeschooling, private schools, and cyber schools. None of those educational options compare to the advantages of public school education.

How Does Poverty Affect Education

How Does Poverty Affect Education

In the United States, many students are at a disadvantage to receive a great education. Poverty can handicap learners before they even attend their first day of school. It also causes students to fall behind in class and can lead to individuals dropping out of school altogether.

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