Random selection of students

The best method for random selection in your classroom - no resources needed! Use this free technology to randomly select for anything in your lessons! http://www.teachersresourceforce.com/blog/the-best-method-for-random-selection-in-your-classroom-no-resources-needed

School sure has changed a lot since I was a student! What was your favorite subject? Here's what it reveals about you: SCIENCE ~ You are highly curious, often considered analytical, logical and cautious ART ~ You look for the bright side and often see the bigger picture HISTORY ~ You seem to remember everything, even things that dont matter. You are attentive, hard working and diplomatic MATH ~ You are organized, analytical, punctual and somewhat predicatable ENGLISH ~ You have an enormous…

Do you ever have a hard time choosing who to call on for participation? Are you starting to call on the same students everyday? Well, with random name selectors you don’t have to! And, you don’t have to waste time going to a secondary app or website with ClassPoint; you can randomly select students right inside PowerPoint during slide shows. Check out how to draw random names in PowerPoint, the benefits of random student selection in the classroom, and some alternative methods in this blog!

Student lottery for the classroom

The most important when you study is when you know what kind of student are you and in what way you can learn so you know what you have to change and what to improve.

This cartoon shows a flaw the education system in the U.S. This ad uses a fish, elephant, seal, and other animals as symbols of people having different learning styles. This, however, is exaggeration because they use multiple species in this ad, whereas in reality, humans are one species with different learning abilities. An example of convention is how the animals are lined up in front of the human giving the instructions. It shows how they are in a class paying attention to the teacher.

Joanne Miller on Instagram: "Student Lottery: Fun way for students to WIN random selection! Student Lottery can be used for mystery student selection, tasks or jobs, partner selection, desk checks, extra incentives, the possibilities are endless! The sound of the ping pong balls moving around adds instant excitement to student picking! *My students even use it when they can’t decide who should be their partner or pick one student to do something. One tip: If you’re using the student lottery…

College Stereotypes Infographic #infographic

I know a teacher—a great one, actually—who, in private, refers to his students as “bricks.” As in, “dumb as a brick.”

When we help kids see the overlap between art and math, we not only strengthen their skills in each, we expand their vision of what it means to be an artist…