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4 Tips for Strengthening Relationships Between School Employees

4 Tips for Strengthening Relationships Between School Employees

by Robert Peters | Mar 23, 2018 | Classroom Management, EdTech, Education, Learning Styles, Robert Peters, Teaching

There are plenty of articles on the web about how to strengthen teacher/student relationships. The relationship between a teacher and student is inherently vital to education; being a good educator means your students trust you and you can all work together well to...
How to Talk to Your Students About National Tragedies

How to Talk to Your Students About National Tragedies

by Robert Peters | Mar 6, 2018 | Classroom Management, Community Leaders, Education, Robert Peters, Teaching

Recently, it seems as though we’ve had our fair share of national tragedies. Whether it’s an intense hurricane or a horrible shooting, it’s impossible for your students to not be aware of what’s happening in the world around them. Some students are even very directly...
3 Ways to Prevent Bullying in Your Classroom

3 Ways to Prevent Bullying in Your Classroom

by Robert Peters | Jan 21, 2018 | Classroom Management, EdTech, Education, Robert Peters, Teaching

Bullying can happen at any time and in any place. Because it is something that could escalate into a very unfavorable situation, it shouldn’t be written off as simply childhood teasing. As educators, we need to take bullying seriously and take measures to...
5 Skills to Teach Your Students They Won’t Learn in School

5 Skills to Teach Your Students They Won’t Learn in School

by Robert Peters | Dec 21, 2017 | Classroom Management, Community Leaders, EdTech, Education, Teaching

Teaching in and off itself is a challenging profession. For some students, you’re the first adult that’s really cared about their life or been interested in their future plans. In the United States, education is required up to a certain age, so you’ll work with...
How to Keep Your Students Focused During the Holidays

How to Keep Your Students Focused During the Holidays

by Robert Peters | Nov 19, 2017 | Robert Peters

The holidays can be a wonderful chance to indulge in festivities, cultural experiences and more, but it can be difficult to keep your students focused on learning with all this excitement and their anticipation of the holidays. Many times, students of all ages and...
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