Student centered learning

Data shows that the long-term benefits of student-centered learning are overwhelmingly positive as students immerse themselves in content knowledge.

Check out these teaching strategies for a learner-centered classroom.

Do you want to achieve less teacher talk and more students talk? Use these 4 ways to reduce your Teacher Talking Time. You can also get Your Guide to reduce your TTT and enhance its Quality. Your students will get more engaged#TeacherTalk

This is a resource about linking the Common Core standards with content area teaching. The emphasis in this resource is on deep understanding of text, and how to get students where they need to be in this regard.

Frickin' Packets | Cult of Pedagogy

Switching from a teacher-centered model in the classroom to a student-centered one can seem extremely overwhelming, but it doesn't have to be. Often I have people come to me with one simple question, “What are some student-centered teaching strategies?" While there may be no "one-size-fits-all" answer for the question of what are some student-centered teaching strategies, there are some guidelines that any teacher can abide by.

Executed well, student-centered instructional methods can disarm some of the more intimidating parts of academia.

Movement in the classroom is beneficial for many reasons. First and foremost, getting up to move in the classroom might help anxious students relieve stress.

Wondering how to engage students in meaningful learning? This ultimate list of active learning strategies is a great reference to use while lesson planning.

In the first of two excerpts from his latest book, teacher and blogger Larry Ferlazzo offers some classroom management tips that are positive, not punitive.