Guide to the Learning Process

Teachers and parents all realize that all children navigate their way through the learning process in their own way. What works for one desk will not work for another. It then becomes a challenge to find lessons and activities that will engage and challenge. Our guide to the learning process will help you unlock the potential in each of your students, giving you tips and ideas to keep learning fresh and fun. Bookmark us and come back often to find what is important to you - whether it is what's new or what other readers have voted as most tried and true.

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Constructivist Learning Theory: Pros & Cons

Constructivist learning theory has its place in the educational setting, but may not be appropriate as an exclusive practice. We've detailed some of the pros and cons of constructivist learning theory...

The Advantages and Disadvantages of Online Learning and Teaching That Help Define the Process

The advantages and disadvantages of online teaching and learning are important for potential student and instructors to understand. The disadvantages include a sense of isolation that can exist for both...

Teaching Children with Dyslexia

A dyslexic child lacks the skill of reading, writing, and spelling and an inability to express their thoughts freely. A teacher can help a child with dyslexia by adopting specific teaching strategies to...

Creating the Right Environment for Inclusion Classrooms

Read on for tips to use when creating inclusion classrooms at your school. This article includes ideas for modifying your classroom in order to promote inclusion....

Creating an Effective Classroom Environment: Factors Which Affect Learning

In order for your students to succeed, teachers must try to make the best learning environment possible. However, there are plenty of factors that are outside your control. Learn how to accommodate for...

Inclusion of Students with Physical Disabilities in Mainstream Classrooms

How many times have you heard educators say, "I'm not sure how to educate those students?" When those students have physical disabilities or any disability that interferes...

The Effect of Collaborative Learning on Students' Interest

When students engage in collaborative learning, it can have a wide variety of effects on learning. One area you may see a change is in their interest level, both long and short-term...