Effective Tips to Help Teachers Choose the Right Report Card Comments
Posted by timesaversforteachers | March 20, 2019
istock.com/monkeybusinessimages Managing a large classroom, teaching children with different learning styles, creating learning exercises, and marking assignments can get overwhelming for teachers. When report card season comes around, it can feel as though there is not enough time to get through all of the work! To make life easier, the Report Card Comments Collection for teachers can help. This book is designed to provide teachers with edited comments and report card remarks that are organized by subject, positive to negative, short to long, and general to specific. With this tool, teachers can find the right comments to help them express accurate assessment their students’ work. If you want to know how it can help you choose the right report card comments and save you time come report card season, here’s what you need to know. Choose the Right Adjectives Words carry impact, and using the right…
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“LOVE BACK TO SCHOOL SALE”
Posted by timesaversforteachers | August 04, 2015
"LOVE BACK to SCHOOL SALE", is happening right now! Enter promo code BTS15 at checkout to save up to 28% on every resource sitewide! To start getting your resources for September, discounted as well, CLICK on the following link: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Stevan-Krajnjan
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TEACHER APPRECIATION SALE is ON!
Posted by timesaversforteachers | May 05, 2015
TEACHER APPRECIATION DAYS, SITE-WIDE SALE Throughout the two days, May 5-6, TIMESAVERS for TEACHERS is participating in a site wide sale at our store within the Teachers Pay Teachers website. Hop on over, add to your life-long resources, and SAVE! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Stevan-Krajnjan
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7 STRATEGIES TO ADAPT LESSONS FOR TEENS
Posted by timesaversforteachers | February 09, 2015
Create a safe and comfortable environment for your students. A good teacher will make sure their students’ needs are being met. These can range from physical needs to emotional needs, but remember that a person will be unable to learn if their basic needs are not being met. Set clear and concise expectations. Consistent enforcement of guidelines and classroom rules will coach a student’s brain to understand what is acceptable. If we waiver on management or grading policies it sends conflicting messages and invites misbehavior. Develop and practice new skills. If children develop skills at a young age and during…
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SUBSTITUTE TEACHER TOPICS FOR TALKERS AND THE BORED
Posted by timesaversforteachers | January 12, 2015
What do you do as a substitute teacher when students finish their assigned work only minutes after was handed out? Put together a packet of ideas that includes a list of assignments that can be listed by number on the blackboard. When a student is ready for something new, and the classroom teacher did not provide more work, turn his or her mind to one of the numbered items on the whiteboard. Examples: Find the meanings of these words: emulate, arrogant, ascetic, tolerant, dogmatic. Locate the titles and names of the persons in the President's cabinet. Find the name of…
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