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WelcomE to the teachers helping Teachers blog



Where we share ideas, thoughts and useful information about the business and passion of teaching.



Different Types of Learners:



In today's modern classroom a "one size fits all" structure has been implemented in most if not all classrooms.
A lecture from the teacher or professor followed by questions from the few brave students willing to admit they did not fully understand the day's lesson. This week we look to showcase the varying types of learners that students can be categorized in and how each learner can be given the best chance to succeed.


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Help Students take a stand against bullying.



This week's blog focuses on the troubling stats still surrounding bullying in schools today and how we can all take a collective stand to end it once and for all.

The blog highlights links to other websites specifically created to help prevent bullying. We also showcase statistics and pointers for bystanders who witness any bullying in person.


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What is "SEL"?



Social and Emotional Learning: SEL for Short!

SEL teaches children from a young age how to properly problem solve, how to self manage, how to be aware of their surroundings socially, and how to build and keep meaningful relationships. Other topics that can be covered through SEL are positive responses, handling emotional distress, time management and focus, empathy for others, understanding why people do what they do, and how to properly handle conflict in the classroom, with friends, or in the workplace.


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Great Websites for Teachers: Find Free Lesson Plans for Your K-12 Classroom



While most teachers have a solid collection of lessons to teach from — either those they have created or those their district has provided — there comes a time in every teacher’s life where they want to add just a little more. Maybe their students need extra work with the water life cycle or their creative 6th hour would enjoy an extra day writing poetry. Whatever the reason, at some point most teachers find themselves Googling “lesson plans on ______” and crossing their fingers as they hit the search button.


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Back To School: Last-Minute Tips for an Ideal Classroom



Preparing for a new school year can be a whirlwind of excitement and nerves. You want your classroom to be a welcoming place for students and their families — a place where they feel inspired to share in the learning community. You also want it designed right — you’re going to be doing a lot of really important work in this room along with 25 little people (or not so little, depending on the age you teach) and you don’t have room for clutter. So how do you prepare your ideal classroom? Consider some of my favorite suggestions from fellow teachers to create a welcoming space for your learners and their families.


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Take Back Your Time, Teachers!



Most teachers I know wish they had more time — more time to plan, more time to connect with students, more time to do all the important work they must accomplish each day. While it isn’t possible to add more hours, it is possible to use the hours we have more effectively and make a few minor changes that can have a big impact on how we feel about our work-life balance. If you are looking for a few new ways to make the most of every moment in your teaching day, consider these three tips to take back your time and have more energy for the things you love.


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Looking for a “spark” to jumpstart your summer planning goals?



When you’re a teacher, late July can often be bittersweet. Just as you hit your summer stride and your end-of-school-year stress begins to fade from memory, you’re suddenly greeted with a back-to-school ad, and you feel a mix of excitement and dread — Wait, what? Can it really be — but I’m not ready?!


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You Deserve a Personalized Master’s Program Created for and by Teachers



Personalized. Relevant. Smart. Are you ready to earn your master’s degree with MTI and Colorado State University-Pueblo.


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TRANSFORM YOUR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WITH TRAVEL



In addition to enhancing student learning experiences, studies show travel reduces bias and increases empathy, creativity, and unconventional problem-solving.


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3 EASY WAYS TO MAKE STEM PART OF YOUR CLASSROOM & EARN STEM GRADUATE COURSES



STEM is a popular subject right now and making it a part of your class can yield benefits for you and your students.


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MTI announces Partnership with Colorado State University-Pueblo



The partnership will award all educators, counselors and administrators accredited graduate credits from CSU-Pueblo for taking any of MTI’s affordable online courses.


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Six WAYS TEACHERS CAN MAKE MORE MONEY



How teachers can easily increase their incomes by a few simple methods.


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HOW TO BE A BETTER TEACHER WITH CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES



It's now possible to take a selection of certification programs for credit to remain sharp and do so within your schedule.





Our courses are flexible, convenient and are designed by active educators and teachers.


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How Teachers Can Promote Parent Participation



Research demonstrates that kids are most likely to succeed when their parents are directly and actively involved in their education.





Educators may sometimes feel pressured by highly involved parents. In these situations, a step back is needed to realize the big picture and how important active parents are to a students success.


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Four Simple Ways Teachers Can Reduce Stress



Here are four dead simple strategies you can use to reduce your stress and get back to loving what you do - teach!





Stress and teaching go hand in hand, but doesn’t have to be this way. An educator's modern schedule makes it tough balance all our responsibilities to our students, friends, and families. Unfortunately, burn out in our profession is all too common.


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The advantages of taking continuing education courses Online



Why should you take continuing education courses?





If you're considering continuing your education, online courses are an excellent way to do this. They offer the same level of education as traditional continuing education courses on a more flexible schedule that you can make easily accommodate your lifestyle.


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