Learni.st
This is a comprehensive hub where you can find several resources for dealing with students having exceptionalities, parent-teacher communication, cultivating the students of tomorrow, and digital literary skills. All information is available via boards. The board of Lisa Grady Tenreiro offers a lot on motivating and imparting learning in students with exceptionalities along with how to work with them in the best way. You will also find the details of motivating specific students, such as those with autism or other needs. On the other hand, the board of Gwen Duralek reveals information about how to establish the home-school connection for ensuring strong relationships that are essential for the overall success of the students.
Do you know how to make students ready for the hectic 21st century? Whether yes or no, it will be very useful to go through the Naomi Isaac’s board that discusses about fostering curiosity as well as inculcating ethics. You will also find links to ‘The Teaching Revolution’, a blog with several teaching ideas. Complementing this one is the board by Allison Pilley who discloses essential things for preparing today’s students for jobs of tomorrow. She discusses here about connected learning, collaboration, the through method of learning, and making social learning global.
Then, you will come across Amanda Jane Linguard’s content that aid you in recognizing as well as motivating talented students. You can try integrating this material in your classroom for testing its outcomes. Next, Alec Hamilton’s board is where you find some ideas of engaging students so that they can invest in their education. He does so by posting his own videos and materials apart from the textual content. And yes, lastly, you will also find some good ways to handle tragedies and losses in life so that the affected students can come out of it through motivation.
Tep.uoregon.edu
This is an institutional site wherein you will come across various teaching resources such as preparing to teach, first time teaching, motivating students, managing the climate of the class, and providing outside help to the students. The FAQs section has many queries and answers for motivating students. You will be able to find answers to all your questions here.
Ndt-ed.org
Head to the Teaching Resources section here and there will be hardly anything that you won’t be able to locate. Right from motivating students to implementing different learning styles, the section exposes several useful discussions, ideas, and tips to make better students via encouragement and discipline. You will find some useful tips on classroom coaching, developing interest in complex topics of math and science, developing various skills, encouraging cooperative learning, and overcoming the fear for making mistakes in students.
Uwaterloo.ca
Again here, you just need to hit the ‘Teaching resources’ section to explore tips about motivation, dealing large classes and group work, and lecturing as well as presenting.
Bio: Ben Azimio is a student who is also a freelance writer. He has written a majority of articles that are related to the field of politics. Interestingly, he has written articles for Mr. Frank Biden, the U.S. Vice President’s brother.