Quick Draw-Quick Write: Instructional Superpower!
Learn about the instructional tool – Quick Draw-Quick Write https://youtu.be/kVCdRosNsbI
Instructional Resources
K12 Teacher’s Guide to Using Exit Tickets in Classrooms
Are you looking for a simple yet effective way to assess student understanding at the end of a lesson? Watch
Here’s Why KWL Chart Is A Powerful Instructional Tool for Teachers
Watch this video to understand how: The KWL chart encourages active learning by prompting students to reflect on what they
Put On Your Thinking Caps, Is The K12 Critical Thinking Routine You Are Looking For
Discover how to use the ‘Put On Your Thinking Caps’ instructional tool to nurture critical thinking and problem-solving skills in
Mastering Classroom Learning with T-Charts: A Versatile Teaching Tool
The T-chart is a powerful yet simple teaching resource that allows students to visually organize information into two distinct categories.
Concept Maps: Revolutionising Teaching and Learning
Concept maps are a powerful tool for educators and learners alike, providing a visual method to organise and represent knowledge.
Wait Time: A Key Strategy for Effective Classroom Discussions
Wait Time is a simple yet transformative teaching strategy that enhances classroom discussions, promotes critical thinking, and encourages all students
Cold Call: A Transformative Tool for Classroom Engagement
Cold Call is an impactful teaching strategy that ensures active participation and keeps students engaged during lessons. At Ekya Professional
Choral Call: A Powerful Strategy for Classroom Engagement
Let’s learn about the instructional tool – Choral Call https://youtu.be/kbAuidxGiM4
Round Table Discussions: A Collaborative Teaching Tool for Active Learning
In the dynamic world of education, fostering an environment where students feel heard, valued, and encouraged to share their perspectives
Think-Pair-Share: A Simple Strategy for an Engaged Classroom
A highly effective and collaborative strategy to foster active participation and deep learning in our classrooms is – “Think Pair