Helpful Ways Teachers Can Work With a Class Clown
They derail lessons, steal the spotlight and, to make matters worse, sometimes they’re actually funny. It’s not easy enforcing class rules when you’re laughing. What if we looked at class clowns differently? What if, instead of seeing them as a nuisance, we saw them as gifted? A little misguided, sure, but still gifted. Read more: […]
By: Nisha R Category: Articles Tags: classroom, education, k-12, management, Social and Emotional Learning
How to build a better teacher: Groups push a 9-point plan called TeachStrong
The groups, organized by the left-leaning Center for American Progress under the banner TeachStrong, want to make the status of teachers an issue in the 2016 presidential race and in policy discussions on the state and local levels. “We feel like this is the perfect time to bring people together who are hungry to turn […]
By: Nisha R Category: Articles Tags: education, k-12, national education
