Succeeding As A Teacher Collection
Give new teachers the immediate skills they need to create successful classrooms today! Whether your setting is a tertiary education course, an in-service training workshop, a mentoring system, or even a library media center, you'll find these new programs a tremendous asset. These four films show how to advance student achievement through effective instructional planning, positive classroom management, proven instructional strategies for all learners, communication and professionalism.
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Planning Instruction (Succeeding As A Teacher)
As they watch veteran teachers plan lessons and then implement them in their classrooms, viewers get a virtual roadmap for developing ages of their young learners, building on content knowledge,…
Instruction For All Students (Succeeding As A Teacher)
This program shows a wealth of strategies to use in the classroom to engage all students and to increase student achievement. Vivid classroom scenes incorporate current research to show how…
Communication and Professional Growth (Succeeding As A Teacher)
Successful communications with students, parents, and staff can be absolutely key to prospering as a teacher - and so to retaining good teachers. This program helps build communication skills and…
Managing the Learning Environment - Succeeding as a Teacher
Naturally, lesson plans are important, but what about educational ergonomics? Like adults, kids work and learn best when they're comfortable physically, mentally and emotionally. Find out how to design a…
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Curriculum: Guidance and Discipline
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Planning Instruction (Succeeding As A Teacher)
As they watch veteran teachers plan lessons and then implement them in their classrooms, viewers get a virtual roadmap for developing ages of their young learners, building on content knowledge, using technology as a resource, and crafting valid objectives and assessments. Demonstrated in the classroom is how to go from…
Inclusion, IEPs, and Special Needs Laws
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act (I.D.E.A.) provides six principles that govern the education of children with special needs. It's one thing to read the law, but how do you ensure you comply with it and provide the best learning experience for your students? This examination of I.D.E.A. gives…
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Managing the Learning Environment - Succeeding as a Teacher
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Instruments in the Classroom: Music
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Theories Of Development II
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Reading the World
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Cognitive & Language Development
In this video Piaget's theory of concrete operational development is looked at. It details information processing, cognitive advances and language development. How the school and parents function in respect to the classroom, bilingual education and IQ and achievement tests are also discussed.
Managing Your Child’s Education
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Mentoring
Mentoring has been proven to be one of the most effective means of keeping new teachers in the profession. In this two-part video series, you'll see demonstrations of and discussions about the effective components of a good mentoring program. Donna Niday and Jean Boreen expand on and illustrate the concepts…
Communication and Professional Growth (Succeeding As A Teacher)
Successful communications with students, parents, and staff can be absolutely key to prospering as a teacher - and so to retaining good teachers. This program helps build communication skills and helps new teachers grow as professionals. Viewers see how to establish good relationships with children by getting to know their…