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Should You Give Students Bonus Points? Weighing the Pros and Cons of Giving Extra Credit

October 30th, 2019

In general, students love extra credit. For some, it’s an opportunity to make up for a missed assignment or a… Continue Reading >

Posted in Best Practices for Educators | Tagged extra credit dos and donts, should i give extra credit, should i give out bonus points, student bonus points, students extra credit

Integrate Math and Literacy to Improve Student Comprehension

October 8th, 2019

You may find your students tend to have innate abilities that align with analytical and fact based skills such as… Continue Reading >

Posted in Hot Topics in Teaching | Tagged beginning reading, blend math and science, foundations of reading course, math literacy skills, online classes for teachers, pls courses

Student Mental Health Awareness: The Importance of Early Intervention and Warning Signs for Teachers

October 1st, 2019

The most common disease affecting students today is not cancer — nor is it diabetes. The most significant disease, mental… Continue Reading >

Posted in Teachers as Student Advocates | Tagged mental health awareness, student behavior, students mental health, warning signs of mental health disorders

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