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Here’s How to Make Teaching Grammar Fun

Posted by Edulastic

Today’s grammar students don’t need to suffer through sentence diagrams like a lot of us did. As educational research has dug into teaching grammar, scholars have found that: the most effective way to teach grammar is in the context of reading and writing. After all, grammar is a system of language conventions that promote strong… Read More

How to Teach Phonics to Beginning Readers

Posted by Edulastic

Phonics is the best, most efficient way to teach children how to read. Yes, plenty of words break the “rules” and don’t sound exactly the way they look, but phonics is still the strongest way to give children a strong foundational understanding of how to translate the lines and squiggles on the page into the… Read More

Set up Self-Paced Learning Online with Playlists

Posted by Lauren Brenner

What is self-paced learning? Self-paced learning is a type of instruction that progresses on a student’s own timeframe based on their skills and their knowledge of the concepts being taught. It’s a learning process designed in a way where an individual student may proceed from one topic into the next module at their own speed… Read More

Positive Feedback for Students: Examples and How You Can Incorporate it Into Your Classroom

Posted by Hannah Appel

You might have heard the saying, “words have power.” It’s a bit of a cliche, but the sentiment rings true, particularly with positive feedback and compliments. Nearly everyone enjoys being praised; external acknowledgment of our accomplishments can help raise our self esteem and affirm our value. Positive feedback for students is also a vital way… Read More

Response to Intervention (RTI): Targeted Teaching for Student Success

Posted by Jan Moody

Students learn in their own way and at their own pace. Similarly, some students are able to quickly understand certain concepts, while other students may struggle. As a teacher, you want to challenge and support all students, while still making sure that those who may be struggling do not fall behind. This is where RTI… Read More

Assessing English Language Learners at all Levels with Edulastic

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By Katie Breitholtz Do you work with English Learners (ELs)? My guess is you do if you’re reading this. My entire career has been focused on them in all content areas. The 21st century classroom is diverse and every class has either current or former ELs. Teachers are expected to know how to meet the… Read More