Help! My Students Are Bored and so Am I!

The Interactive Classroom Environment

Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Education & Teaching, Educational Theory, Curricula, Teaching, Teaching Methods
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Author: Dr. Jennifer Gilbert ISBN: 9781532024610
Publisher: iUniverse Publication: July 28, 2017
Imprint: iUniverse Language: English
Author: Dr. Jennifer Gilbert
ISBN: 9781532024610
Publisher: iUniverse
Publication: July 28, 2017
Imprint: iUniverse
Language: English

When teachers graduate from college, they are filled with theories and are overloaded with standards and expectations. No one ever really focuses on a teachers most important job, which is to make learning fun. If you cant make learning enjoyable, students will not make education a priority. Jennifer Gilbert, PhD, a lifelong educator, firmly believes that if teachers bring the fun, the students will bring the learning, leading to what she calls the great exchange. She shares the four building blocks to creating an interactive classroom environment, which are movement, manipulatives, motivation, and memoryand she walks you through what they are and how to incorporate each into your lessons. Youll also get tips on classroom management, which involves knowing your students, moving from being a teacher to a facilitator, and being organized. Filled with insights, sample activities, and additional resources, this guide will not only help you inspire students to learn and achieve moreit will leave you loving what you do.

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When teachers graduate from college, they are filled with theories and are overloaded with standards and expectations. No one ever really focuses on a teachers most important job, which is to make learning fun. If you cant make learning enjoyable, students will not make education a priority. Jennifer Gilbert, PhD, a lifelong educator, firmly believes that if teachers bring the fun, the students will bring the learning, leading to what she calls the great exchange. She shares the four building blocks to creating an interactive classroom environment, which are movement, manipulatives, motivation, and memoryand she walks you through what they are and how to incorporate each into your lessons. Youll also get tips on classroom management, which involves knowing your students, moving from being a teacher to a facilitator, and being organized. Filled with insights, sample activities, and additional resources, this guide will not only help you inspire students to learn and achieve moreit will leave you loving what you do.

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