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Using mapping strategies after a test can lead to improved instruction as teachers aim to engage their learners more effectively.

Facilitating or leading a group discussion is an important way to engage learners in the topic and keep learning active and interesting.

Good training requires a commitment to developing competencies. A basic understanding of teaching excellence allows trainers to evaluate their teaching style.

Group discussion often devolves into a teacher-led question and answer session with three students while the rest tune out. How can you encourage active participation?

Teachers must use a variety of teaching techniques to engage all middle school students. Bad behavior can be a reflection of weak teaching practices.

Interactive, multimedia websites engage children and make learning math fun.

Setting up a collaborative teaching plan is critical for coping with classroom management and lesson planning. The main question is how?

One fundamental principle of adult education is keeping the learning active and interesting. Incorporating group activities into curriculum engages learners.

Writing across the curriculum and writing to learn help students become better readers, writers, thinkers and learners.

Capitalize on student interest in technology and social networking using Wikis and Weblogs to expand cooperative learning outside the classroom.

Digital presentations can bring material to life. Use these ten tips to ensure that your audience is engaged and learns the material that PowerPoint can convey.

Through poor or inappropriate selection of an English language coursebook many English teachers struggle to make the material interesting and relevant to their learners.

15 factors which influence adult learning, course design, and classroom teaching are presented and discussed providing strategies for supporting continuing education.

It may look like free play, but it's really all about teaching. Find out how savvy preschool educators enrich the daily classroom experience by using learning centers.

Mark-making is a key aspect of early literacy development and is a precursor to more formal writing and spelling.

Students' issues are rooted in three commonly believed myths: choices are without consequences, youth have no value, and they have no power to change their circumstances.

Creating a good learning environment to meet learners' needs involves adjusting classroom elements that within the instructors control.

Every adult processes and interprets information differently based on individual learning styles, backgrounds and past experiences. No two people learn exactly the same.