How to (Effectively) Use a Presentation Grading Rubric
With a presentation grading rubric, giving feedback is simple. Here are 5 ways to make the most of your rubrics.
Teaching Interns and Mentors: A Perfect Match [Podcast]
A little matchmaking may save you time in the long run. Dr. Michelle Adler shares her strategies to strengthen a teaching intern's relationships with faculty and mentors.
Preservice Teachers Can Handle the Feedback [Podcast]
Dr. Amy Broemmel and Dr. Jennifer Jordan explore how candidates and preservice teachers can handle hard feedback and autonomy in the classroom.
How to Build a Successful Presentation Structure
The secret to a successful presentation is all in the structure. Draw your listeners in and hold their attention by following this presentation structure.
How to Conquer edTPA Task 2
Gathering the evidence needed for edTPA task 2 no small feat. Here are several tangible tips to take charge of the classroom and pass edTPA with flying colors.
5 edTPA Video Requirements to Review with Candidates
Will your preservice teachers pass edTPA? Prepare your teacher candidates by reviewing these five edTPA video requirements.
3 Training Resources for Administering Psychoeducational Assessments
Training future school psychologists? Here are three resources for professors training their grad students to administer psychoeducational assessments.
3 Brilliant Formative Assessment Strategies for Higher Ed
How do you discover what your students really know? Here are 3 brilliant formative assessment strategies that can be used in any higher education discipline.
Teaching HIPAA Rules: 3 Keys to Success
Afraid HIPAA rules will put your students to sleep? Use these engaging practices to help healthcare students become compliant professionals upon graduation.
Nursing Professor Pioneers Technology to Engage Millennial Students
What kinds of technology are the most effective to engage millennial students? Dr. Ali Galindo was just one of the many educators on a mission to find out.
A 100 Years of the Association of Teacher Educators [Podcast]
The Association of Teacher Educators is turning 100! We sat down with ATE president, Dr. Christie McIntyre, to discuss ATE’s legacy, current policy initiatives, and the exciting future of micro-credentialing.
Teachers Need to Prioritize Themselves
Too many teachers have reached the conclusion that there isn’t enough time to be a good teacher and take care of yourself. Read this article from EdSurge to understand why teachers need to put self-care first, along with how to do...
Praise is Key to On-Task Classrooms
The study “Effects of teachers’ praise-to-reprimand ratios on elementary students’ on-task behavior” collected data from three years worth of observations in 151 classrooms across three states. Check out the full article to discover what they...
How to (Effectively) Use a Presentation Grading Rubric
With a presentation grading rubric, giving feedback is simple. Here are 5 ways to make the most of your rubrics.
Teaching Interns and Mentors: A Perfect Match [Podcast]
A little matchmaking may save you time in the long run. Dr. Michelle Adler shares her strategies to strengthen a teaching intern's relationships with faculty and mentors.
Preservice Teachers Can Handle the Feedback [Podcast]
Dr. Amy Broemmel and Dr. Jennifer Jordan explore how candidates and preservice teachers can handle hard feedback and autonomy in the classroom.
Researchers See the Learning Brain
Researchers at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine used a laser-assisted imaging tool to “see” brain cell receptors in mice learning to reach out and grab food. The hope is that such research will ultimately help develop treatments for diseases that...
Evolving Classrooms for a New Decade
According to Michał Borkowski, 2020 is the year that education forms itself around students' needs. As a global education trends expert, Borkowski shares 5 edtech predictions he expects to see in 2020. His first prediction? Customized learning via AI. Read the rest...
How to Build a Successful Presentation Structure
The secret to a successful presentation is all in the structure. Draw your listeners in and hold their attention by following this presentation structure.
How to Conquer edTPA Task 2
Gathering the evidence needed for edTPA task 2 no small feat. Here are several tangible tips to take charge of the classroom and pass edTPA with flying colors.