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From preschool to high school, spelling bees to drivers’ education, eHow has a wide range of K-12 How Tos for students, parents and educators. Are you a teacher wondering how to choose educational games for kindergarten children? eHow has fun and instructive options to keep kids engaged. Is your child or teen struggling to perform academically? Look to eHow for great advice on finding the right tutor or study group.

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  • What Is Paraprofessional Instruction?

    The paraprofessional works alongside the teacher, provides assistance to disabled students, implements instructional support, but does not directly address and teach the class. Paraprofessionals...

  • Grants for GED

    A test score of 60 percent or higher qualifies those who have taken the GED test to receive a certificate of high school diploma equivalency. Some states provide free money to help those students...

  • How to Find a DRA Level on Second-Grade Books

    Developmental Reading Assessment measures a student's reading level from kindergarten through the eighth grade. The DRA level assists the educator in finding books for a student that correspond...

  • How to Spell for Kids

    The English language can be very confusing to children who are just learning to spell. There are many rules to remember, such as "i before e except after c," and even that rule doesn't apply all...

  • The Advantages of Actual Frog Dissection

    Technology has advanced to the point today where frog dissection can be done virtually. Digital photography in textbooks and science websites is very precise. This method can teach a student a lot...

  • Progressive Theory of Teaching

    Progressive education has never been the most popular method in America, although it has been around since the early 1900s. Progressive theory calls for a radical change, not only in how a child...

  • How to Make a Speech Therapy Checklist for School

    Many things can be done to assist an individual who struggles with speech. Before a course of treatment can be administered to remedy a deficiency in speech, it is important to gather information...

  • How to Effectively Write Report Card Comments for Students and Parents

    For some teachers, it is very difficult to effectively write report card comments for students and parents. It doesn't have to be. Below, I will tell you the steps that are necessary in order to...

  • How to Use Games as Aids for Learning

    Game-based learning, also referred to as edutainment, is being used in classrooms and organizations throughout the world. Teachers and parents can use video games or tangible games for learning....

  • How to Use Reading Beach Balls

    Reading beach balls are a unique tool that introduce an element of play into after-reading strategies and reading comprehension practice. Reading beach balls may also help kinesthetic learners by...

  • What Is a Concept Map and an Idea Web?

    Idea webs and concept maps are graphic organizers that are used as visual teaching aids to help group together similar ideas and concepts. Concept maps are used mostly to brainstorm information,...

  • How to Make a Science Project for a 5th Grader

    A fifth-grade science project will be one of the first chances a child has to demonstrate his knowledge of science. As a parent or mentor, you can be a huge help if you encourage him to use his...

  • How to Write a Code of Student Conduct

    In order to write a student code of conduct, a school must be clear on its values, priorities and how the school wants to be known. These simple steps will help you create a student code of...

  • How to Create Rating Scales in Education

    It is frequently necessary in education to quantify a student's abilities. Assigning a number to what a child can do may be quite difficult for educators. However, it is necessary to create...

  • How to Adapt a Lesson Plan for the Hearing Impaired

    Whether you are teaching mainstreamed preschoolers or hard-of-hearing older adults, adapting a lesson plan for hearing-impaired persons focuses on visual, tactile and kinesthetic learning. That...

  • How To Write Self Care Goals in the School Setting

    Students with significant disabilities may have educational needs that require a focus on self care goals. These goals set the agenda for the student, faculty and support staff to work toward for...

  • Progressive Learning Definition

    Progressive learning is an umbrella concept based on the principle that learning occurs gradually through discovery and experience. Rooted in the progressive education movement of the early...

  • How to Teach Math to Kids With Autism

    Teaching children with autism often requires doing things differently. With math, it is logical to start with the basics. These are important because math builds upon itself, and initial knowledge...

  • How to Live With Dyscalculia

    Dyscalculia is the math equivalent of dyslexia. It is the inability to learn grade-appropriate math. A student (or adult) may be brought up to grade-level with skilled tutoring, particularly if...

  • How to Graduate Online

    Are you looking to be home schooled but want to learn at your own pace? Well you can actually finish highschool onliine.

  • How to Find a Child's Learning Style

    Children, parents and teachers often become frustrated when a child just can't seem to grasp a concept or when he performs poorly on a test even after studying for hours. This scenario often...

  • How to Create School Student Directory Information

    Accurate school student directories provide many useful functions. By maintaining a directory with student contact information, schools can quickly distribute mass messages, such as notifications...

  • How to Teach Schizophrenic Students

    Teaching a student with Schizophrenia can be a challenge for teachers. The student with this mental disability falls under the Educable Mentally Handicapped category of the Emotionally or...

  • How to Teach Individuals With Developmental Disabilities About Stranger Danger

    Stranger Danger is a safety program to teach children about the dangers they face as they come in contact with strangers. Stranger Danger recognizes that some strangers prey on children...

  • Classroom Strategies for Students with Physical Disabilities

    If you teach students with physical disabilities, you need to develop classroom strategies to address the unique needs of these students. Most often, students with disabilities will have an...

  • How to Prevent Dyscalculia

    Dyscalculia is the math equivalent of dyslexia. It is the inability to learn grade-appropriate math. Aside from avoiding risk factors such as drinking alcohol during pregnancy, there is no known...

  • Math Anxiety Causes & Remedies

    Anxiety is defined as an uneasiness or nervousness about something. Math anxiety is characterized by apprehension of the subject of math or math-related activities. The student who suffers from...

  • How to Weight a Rubric on a 100 Point Scale

    Rubrics are scoring tools used to assess student work. They list all criteria required for each numerical score, usually on a scale from 1 to 4. The challenge for many teachers is translating...

  • Effective Education of a Bipolar Child

    Over a million American children and adolescents struggle with bipolar disorder, so it is important to understand how to deal with bipolar students in the classroom. To effectively educate a...

  • How to Use Behavior Charts Effectively

    Behavior charts are a great tool to use to monitor a child's behavior. However, they can be used as much more than just a graph for recording the occurance of a particular behavior. They can...

  • How to Compare Projects for Middle School

    Assigning a creative project as a method of assessment for a lesson plan is a positive way to take a break from the traditional memorization and regurgitation middle-school classroom method....

  • How to Write a Report on Oceans for Grade 4

    Your fourth grader's ocean report is due in a few days and he hasn't started it yet. How do you guide him through the project without taking over? Start by breaking it down into small, manageable...

  • How to Write a Behavior Plan That Works

    A behavior plan can be a very effective tool to use in managing behavioral concerns. It helps to keep all caregivers on the same page regarding how to reinforce positive behaviors, intervene to...

  • How to Write a School Captain Campaign Speech

    Running for school captain is a rewarding experience that can only be topped by winning the election. Prepare a passionate appeal for the student body that displays your confidence and enthusiasm...

  • How to Help Motivate ADD/ADHD Children (School)

    Motivation is nearly always an issue in the ADD/ADHD student. No one really understands why, not even the ADD/ADHD person themselves. But it is a proven fact and one that, could we get a handle...

  • How to Coach With Leadership One-on-One

    Coaching is something that can be done in big groups or one-on-one. When you coach one-on-one, it is important to coach with leadership because leadership helps you show those that you are...

  • How to Write an ESL Report

    An ESL (English as a Second Language) report is a report aimed at evaluating the classroom performance of a student for whom English is his second language. This type of student often needs...

  • What Are the Benefits of Positive Behavior Support in Middle Schools?

    Middle school is a time when students are beginning to develop their independence, which can bring behaviors such as self absorption, drugs and alcohol use and inappropriate clothing choices. ...

  • How to Write a Recommendation Letter for National Honor Society

    Writing a recommendation letter for an applicant to the National Honor Society helps them complete the application process. Recommendation letters are your chance to express your thoughts and...

  • Help for Special Education Teachers

    Special education teachers have responsibilities beyond simply teaching the students. Instead of having a set curriculum, they are required to develop each student's goals, and show progress, all...

  • How to Use a School Locker

    When using a school locker, it helps to place books in the order in which they will be used for a given day of class. Keep a school locker organized with help from a high school honor roll student...

  • Can I Withdraw My Child From an IEP Program?

    An IEP (Individualized Education Plan) is the program created specifically for a student enrolled in a special education program. Many students have IEPs, including those with learning...

  • Tests for Dyscalculia

    Dyscalculia is a term that refers to the difficulty of dealing with math calculations normally arising from some kind of brain dysfunction. There are several different ways to test for it. None of...

  • Help For the Math FCAT

    While standardized testing helps assess whether or not a student is learning necessary math skills, it can be difficult and cause anxiety. Mathematics is tested in the Florida Comprehensive...

  • How to Write an Effective IEP

    Writing an IEP, or individualized education plan, that is really effective can make a huge difference in a student's learning outcomes. A student may be working below grade level and there may be...

  • Assistive Technology for Learning Disabilities

    Learning disabilities can inhibit an individual's ability to communicate, write and learn in a traditional manner. The use of assistive technology (AT) has the potential to help those with...

  • Definition of a Graphic Organizer

    Graphic organizers are a visual representation of the material a student is learning. The organizer assists the student in brainstorming and/or organizing information to make it easier to...

  • How to Write Report Card Comments for Students and Parents

    Since report card comments are generally brief, knowing how to write them is a skill. Teachers communicate with parents through the comments they write on student report cards. Writing for so...

  • How to Modify Tests

    Teachers often have to figure out how to modify tests for students. Sometimes this is required by a 504 plan or a special education plan. Usually, the requirement is just "modified...

  • School Attendance Vs. Grade Point Average

    A student's grade point average (GPA) is a numerical average of the grades received during a marking period. Just by being present in class and exposed to new skills, a student's GPA can be higher...

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