by Lee Watanabe-Crockett | Essential Questions
In any great lesson, an essential question is what drives your learners’ quest for knowledge and discovery. How do we begin writing essential questions that matter and that inspire our learners? One of the transformations occurring in modern learning is students...
by Ross Crockett | Writing
This is a guest post from Mary Walton Grammar is one of the most difficult concepts to teach students of any age. As an educator, you can find yourself tearing your hair out over it. Instead, it’s worth giving online tools a try. They can give your students the...
by Lee Watanabe-Crockett | Writing
This is a guest post on blog content writing tips from author Kaitlyn Lee. Many of us have wondered how it is to be a writer at least once in our lives. For me, this period of doubts was long. Though, in the end, I decided that enough was enough—if you want something...
by Lee Watanabe-Crockett | Writing
via eLearning Infographics Staying organized is the key to managing your workload and optimizing your time, and these easy, actionable tips are sure to help you do just that. So if you’re a fan of collaborative editing, then these 24 Google Docs hacks are just what...
by Lee Watanabe-Crockett | Writing
Writing can be a chore, even the imaginative exercise of creative writing. To open the floodgates of their imaginations, learners can always use creative writing prompts to generate ideas. As we have mentioned in the past, regular writing helps improve your...
by Lee Watanabe-Crockett | Writing
We’re living an age where online writing tools make learning writing skills much easier and more fun than it’s ever been. Learning such skills is and always will be an important part of a student’s education. In fact, you might say that today...
by Lee Watanabe-Crockett | Professional Learning
Can our students benefit from the ultimate list of strong resume writing tips? Absolutely they can, and Corey Wainwright from Hubspot has them right here. The following list of over 40 resume writing tips comes from How to Write a Resume: Your Checklist of...
by Lee Watanabe-Crockett | Writing
I was lucky to have had great creative writing teachers when I was in high school. They were very passionate about literature, and because of them I continued to pursue creative writing. Those teachers also impacted me because of the great creative writing activities...
by Lee Watanabe-Crockett | Writing
Every writer wants to achieve better writing skills, but not everyone knows how. Thankfully, having the desire is enough and then it’s possible. The tips we have below will help from an infographic called 15 Ways to Write Faster. Of course, being faster...
by Lee Watanabe-Crockett | Writing
Using creative writing exercises with your students will help improve their creative and analytical writing skills immensely. The key to improving the craft of writing is with daily practice, of course. We know that there’s not always time for it in the class...