Rob Miller is a middle school principal in Jenks and has unique and interesting views about the state department, state superintendent, state testing and specifically the A-F report card. His blog is well written and always interesting. Enjoy.
You read that correctly: Zombie-Based Learning. This website is awesome because it gives you ways how to connect your lessons to Zombies. It makes the classroom environment much more fun!
Since this week is Halloween, we are using this to describe different ways you can incorporate project-based learning into the classroom. This is a background article on the teacher David Hunter and how he based his whole class and projects around "how to duck the undead invasion, secure their supplies, and, eventually, rebuild society." It will encourage teachers to be more creative when coming up with project-based learning ideas and topics.
This is a great website because it has different project-based learning ideas. It shows different ways you can create curriculums for specific goals. There are a lot of creative ideas about how to get students excited about learning.
This is a great website because it shows different ways to incorporate creative curriculum in the classroom to help engage students. There are a lot of different curriculum options to explore throughout the website.
This is a great website because it shows different ways to incorporate creative curriculum in the classroom to help engage students. There are a lot of different curriculum options to explore throughout the website.
This article contains practical advice on how to help students explore their own creativity and how we as teachers can assess this creativity in a positive manner.
A recent blog by Grant Wiggins affirmed what I have long believed about creativity: it is a 21st-century skill we can teach and assess. Creativity fosters deeper learning, builds confidence and creates a student ready for college and career.