Never Work Harder than Your students
And other strategies of great teaching
Using seven principles of effective instruction, learn how you can adopt the master teacher mindset while staying true to who you are as a teacher:
- Learn how to think like a master teacher
- Find out where you are on the journey towards becoming a master teacher
- Develop an action plan to get better at your own teaching
- Get your students more engaged and help them take ownership over their own learning
- Plan lessons that challenge and support ALL your students
- Learn the secret to raising your expectations
- Meet your students where they are but move them to where they need to be
- Reduce the quantity of assignments but increase their quality
- Ensure that all students achieve mastery
The Differentiation Workbook Second Edition
A step-by-step guide to planning lessons that ensure all your students meet or exceed the standards
First in a series of practical workbooks on teaching topics The Differentiation Workbook Second Edition provides a step-by-step guide to:
- Quickly and easily diagnose your students' abilities
- Identify strategies to work with each type of student
- Anticipate confusion before the lesson
- Develop a pan for students who fall behind
- Keep all students challenged
- Reduce the amount of time you spend on remediation
- Ensure that all students achieve mastery
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The Instructional Leader's Guide to Strategic Conversations with Teachers
How to provide customized feedback to teachers that actually helps them get better at teaching
The Instructional Leader's Guide to Strategic Conversations with Teachers offers answers to these questions and more. Learn step-by-step how to:
- Conduct more effective walkthroughs, observations and follow-up conversations.
- Quickly assess and understand the primary needs of your instructional staff.
- Select the best conversational approach for each teacher.
- Motivate teachers to improve their instruction.
- Help teachers connect their efforts with tangible improvements in student learning.