Helping Slow Learners Succeed in School
Slow learners are not non-learners! They must be taught and they so want to learn and succeed! A few adjustments in their learning process can make a big difference!
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Christian Education
The Necessity of Properly Written Educational Objectives
Have you ever heard a teacher make a statement like, “I don’t teach math, I teach students.” This is an interesting statement and this manner of thinking should impact each of us who are teachers. Regardless of what we are teaching, we must keep in mind that our focus ought to be the students, not the subject matter.
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Great Teachers Impact Their Students
You will never have a great teacher who does not have passion. The personality of individual teachers may be different and their passion may come out differently, but you have never been taught by a great teacher that did not have a passion for what he was teaching.
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Christian Education Is the Only Option for Christians
Last year I was given the opportunity to assume the position of administrator at Pleasant Valley Baptist School. I enjoyed my first year and learned a lot.
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Developing the Right Attitude in Your Students
A primary responsibility of the teacher is the development of new skills and new attitudes in the student. The student enters the learning environment, whether the home, classroom or Sunday school room, as an unfinished project. Years ago, there was a popular
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Five Lessons from the Teaching of Jesus
Who was your favorite teacher in school? Most likely, if you are a teacher now, you may find yourself teaching like your favorite teacher. You may be a disciplinarian, or you may be one that allows the students in your classroom more freedom.
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Taking Inventory of Your Classes
Do you know what your third grade teacher is teaching this week? What bulletin boards are on the walls of your seventh grade homeroom? How has the rowdy student in tenth grade been behaving lately?
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Six Ways to Take Charge of Your Classroom
Who is in charge around here anyway? It does not matter what class we are talking about – High School Geometry, Kindergarten Phonics, Third Grade Science or 7th grade English. Someone is in charge. Principals hope it is the teacher!
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