A Toolbox of Effective Teaching Ideas.

Block Schedule Teaching Strategies: A Toolbox of Effective Teaching Ideas

This free printable report includes an interview with block scheduling expert Robert Lynn Canady and his recommendations for organizing a 90-minute block of instructional time.

Also included in this free special report is a toolbox full of teaching strategies for the block period. These strategies offer alternative assessments and classroom activities that appeal to students’ learning styles and multiple intelligences. Fun, playful, and engaging, the toolbox will be your go-to spot for involving your students in the lesson and thinking about concepts in a new way.

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Block Schedule Teaching Strategies: A Toolbox of Effective Teaching Ideas

Block scheduling is an educational reform trend across the nation. Ever since the National Education Commission on Time and Learning published its report, Prisoners of Time, in 1994, educators have been re-examining the school schedule in an effort to maximize instruction.

School districts are re-arranging bell schedules to meet state education standards as well as to accommodate student learning styles and multiple intelligences.

With the implementation of the block schedule, teachers need to adopt different teaching strategies from those they used in the traditional 45-minute class periods. They need to engage students in the lesson with not just the standard lecture, but with activities that get students out of their seats, but still learning.

This printable report contains lesson planning tips from block scheduling expert Robert Lynn Canady as well as a toolbox full of innovative teaching strategies that will make the extended block schedule period fly by.

This FREE Special Report will help you succeed in 3 main areas:

1. Planning lessons using block scheduling expert Robert Lynn Canady’s 3-step approach.
Gain an understanding of Canady’s 3-step lesson plan including explanation, application, and synthesis. This approach shifts the teachers focus from talking all day to students to planning for students to work all day.

2. Creating educational experiences at the top of Bloom’s Taxonomy using Canady’s 6-R technique for synthesis activities.
The whole point of teaching is making sure that your students take away an understanding of the essential elements from a class. “The Six Rs of Synthesis” offer effective ideas for making sure your class meets this goal. This report will give you a thorough understanding of the 6 Rs:
-Reflection -Review
-Reteach -Relevancy
-Record notes -Recall for tomorrow

3. Appealing to students’ learning styles using 15 different teaching techniques.
This report covers 15 different teaching techniques that are sure to get your students engaged and excited about learning. Each technique is broken down to a summary, materials needed (if any), and the method for implementing the idea, so you can easily digest the information and start using it today!

In addition to the free report, you will be registered for Inside the School’s FREE daily e-mails. Each weekday morning you’ll receive an e-mail containing a tip about classroom management or learning styles and be able to put the ideas to use in your lesson plans that same day.

We know that not all students learn alike. You are challenged with the task of helping students of all learning styles be successful in their wearning. This e-zine will offer strategies to address students’ multiple intelligences and learning styles, so you can have an impact on everyone in your class – not just the students who learn in a traditional manner.

The e-zine also addresses hot topics in school safety, student wellness, and school law to keep you up to date on those topics as well.