How to Use Your Textbook as a Resource
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We hear it all the time: “Use your textbook as a resource.” But what does it really mean? After studying your standards, use backward design to plan instruction. Your text…
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What Teachers Must Know About Standardized Tests
Standardized tests – friend or foe? Consider the standards as your roadmap and the test as your destination. Your job is navigating the trip – and acting as tour guide.…
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How to Deconstruct Standards
Don’t trust the textbook! Instead, deconstruct standards to figure out what your students must learn and do. First, list nouns to determine content. Second, analyze verbs to find what students…
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Standards-Based Instruction Improves Teaching
Standards-based instruction raises your teaching game. When you move away from the textbook, the standards become your road map. You embrace backward design and move to a higher level of…
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Why You Should Take Advice from Veteran Teachers
Advice from veteran teachers can make you a happier teacher. Sometimes, just one small word of wisdom makes all the difference in the world. (more…)
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20 Ways to Revolutionize Teaching with Google Sites
Revolutionize your teaching with Google Sites! Now you can organize curriculum, energize instruction, and improve communication. What’s more? You can move to a paperless classroom. (more…)
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How to Organize Your Teacher Life with Google Sites
Organize your teacher life with Google Sites! The tools for controlling curricula and managing your classroom are at your fingertips. Better yet, they’re free. (more…)
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How to Make Sub Plans with Google Sites
Sub plans are a snap with Google Sites! First, attach your seating chart and schedule. Then link important classroom information. Finally, include your lesson plans. When you make your sub…
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How to Build a Teacher Dashboard with Google Sites
Building a teacher dashboard is easier than you think. But what is it? Just think of it as a teacher binder on steroids. Sleek. Powerful. Sophisticated. And all within your…
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How to Make a Digital Seating Chart with Google Slides
Digital seating charts are easy to make with Google Slides. First, insert shapes. Then add names. Voila! A movable, editable seating chart! (more…)
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