Tips & Tricks for Teachers

All learners need to feel connected to the lesson, the teacher and their classmates. Every learner wants to feel that they belong. 

Here are some tips to maintain connectedness and a sense of belonging in the online classroom. 

Today’s Topic is ‘Differentiated Instruction'

The BIG QUESTION is ‘How do I apply differentiated instruction in my distance learning or remote learning classroom?”

8 tips that will hopefully help diversify your classroom without adding to your already full workload. :) 

Today's Topic is ‘Alternative Assessments for Middle School or Upper Primary Levels’ (Part 2)

Today's Big Question: What alternative ways can I use to test students’ learning?

Tips 7 to 12 await you. Ms Joanna gives many suggestions to consider.

Tips 1 to 6 can be found in Episode 6. Don’t forget to listen to that, too, if you haven’t yet.

Today's Topic is ‘Alternative Assessments for Middle School or Upper Primary Levels’ (Part 1)

Today's Big Question: What alternative ways can I use to test students’ learning?

Six tips await you. Ms Joanna gives many suggestions to consider.

Today's Topic is 'Flipped Classroom' (part 3).

Today's Big Question: How do I ensure that my students do the work that I assign for their 'individual learning space'? 

Various tips await you. Ms Joanna gives many suggestions to consider. 

Five tips that attempt to answer the big question: How do I do flipped classroom?

Today’s topic is "Flipped Classroom".

Today’s big question: How do I maximize 'flipped classroom' in my lessons?

4 tips await you in this podcast. I also define flipped classroom and discuss its many benefits. Listen in!

Today’s topic is "keeping students motivated during online learning", for all grade levels but especially for lower primary.

Today’s big question: How do I keep my students alert and enthusiastic during my online class?

4 tips await you in this podcast.

Today’s TOPIC is 'Alternative Assessment for eLearning, specifically for lower primary: grades 1 and 2'.

Today’s BIG QUESTION: Do you want to test whether the children have learned to capitalize proper nouns?