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Storytelling is an effective teaching strategy. It creates magic in the classroom. It creates a sense of wonder that teaches about life. Storytelling teaches students

Academic rebound has been the hope of many school districts since the pandemic. Many educators predicted a learning drop in student performance because of remote

Listening skills do not mean students make eye contact. Students staring off into space during a lesson could pay attention. They may need time to

Smartphones cause a distraction in the classroom. The main argument for no cell phones is the distraction and the students’ lack of concentration. The phone

AI and digital literacy means the simulation of human intelligence processed by machines. It can give students personalized and engaging learning experiences. Its use provides

Book banning continues. Books are more common than ever to disappear from school libraries. Students will not have the chance to read many classics because

Cursive writing is making a comeback in several schools. However, there is a debate between teaching cursive versus keyboarding. Even though cursive has made a

Poetry in the classroom helps students develop their imaginations. It also taps into a student’s creativity by using a variety of word relationships. Through this

Glimmers focuses on positive events in a student’s surroundings. They are triggers or cues that focus on safety and comfort. Schools focus students on glimmers

Reflection is essential for deepening the understanding of content. It helps students to think about experiences, actions, and thoughts. It only takes a short writing