An Anabaptist Resource for Teaching and Learning
Imagine asking your students to raise their hands if they think they can read. If you aren’t teaching kindergarten or Read More...
How can you enable your students to understand books and stories that are too hard for them now? James lists Read More...
“Who is my neighbor?” When the lawyer tempting Him asked this question, Jesus responded with the story of the Good Read More...
Teaching is a stressful job. Teachers must prepare classes, grade student work, plan special activities, and deal with relationship issues. Read More...
Many teachers assume high-school students already have good study skills. I mean, how hard can it be to read a Read More...
Most people know how to “read,” but not nearly as many can comprehend what they read. Reading comprehension is a Read More...
Students who take notes in class outperform students who don’t take notes. Studies have shown that students who don’t take Read More...
Correctly citing sources is often one of the least-understood parts of writing a research paper. This article will investigate reasons Read More...
After assigning the research paper (addressed in this blog post), you should have mini-classes to guide your students through the Read More...
Every other year, the high school juniors and seniors at our school must write a research paper. This paper must Read More...
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