Getting Started

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Many students find it difficult just to start a task. It seems to be a particular problem for those students who don’t like making mistakes or feel they don’t have the requisite knowledge or just feel overwhelmed. Below are some … Continued

Flippity

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Have you heard of Flippity? It is a free program that you can use to make a range of resources to help students practise and review concepts you have taught or are currently teaching. Below are some literacy-based suggestions: Random … Continued

Interleaving

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Interleaving involves going back and forth between different concepts or skills rather than just focusing on one thing at a time. The benefits of interleaving have been demonstrated in a range of activities including baseball, handwriting, recognising bird species and … Continued

Building Confidence

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Increased confidence and self-esteem does not just occur by having someone say that you are wonderful, rather it occurs through real success and achievement. How can we help students be successful? 5 Steps for Building Confidence