Class leader

Classroom Leadership Roles

Becoming an effective, inspiring leader takes time. It’s key to find a balance—between jumping in too fast and not jumping in at all, between asserting your authority and not becoming overbearing, and between being eager to impact the team and staying realistic. Don't try to do everything yourself What’s the difference between an EMPLOYEE and a MANAGER? Employees are focused on tasks. They have a to-do list of assignments that they were responsible for, and their main responsibility was to…

3rd Grade Thoughts: A teaching blog by Stephanie Van Horn

The Leader in Me – Ogden Preparatory Academy

A kindergarten, first grade, and second grade teaching blog. I focus on writing, grammar, reading, and social studies.

Do you have helpers in your classroom? Many teachers have asked over the years about how classroom helpers work in our classes. Here...

This week has been full of meetings and I am absolutely wiped out! There is still a lot to be done in my classroom, but I am anxious to share my newest addition: Classroom Jobs (in chevron, of course!): I am in love with these guys! This year, I am really looking forward to having each student have a job and stay responsible for it for around two weeks. In the past, I would switch jobs every week and I felt that was a bit too fast for my students. With two weeks, there is plenty of time for…

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In fifth grade, the classroom teachers and I are piggy-backing off of each other to reinforce Sean Covey's The Seven Habits of Healthy Kids ...

Quick (and fun) strategies to check for understanding, reinforce learning, and identify misconceptions in the last moments of class.