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Bernstein, Eve – Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance, 2023
SHAPE America has outlined proactive ways to approach movement opportunities during physical education class. These possibilities can range from structuring the student learning experience to how teachers implement instruction. While movement provides a foundation for many of the activities offered, what is not discussed is how to use stillness,…
Descriptors: Physical Education, Motion, Teaching Methods, Self Control
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Toth, Michael D. – Learning Professional, 2019
A pedagogical model called student-led academic teaming takes a different approach to personalizing instruction and meeting the multifaceted needs of each student without increasing teacher fatigue and burnout. With student-led academic teaming, students take increased ownership and accountability for their own and their peers' learning, relieving…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Teamwork, Teacher Burnout, Student Participation
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Tolle, Penelope P. – Mathematics Teacher, 2015
This article addresses the struggles teachers face when they attempt to change their teaching style in order to achieve an ideal mathematics classroom. With the implementation of the Common Core State Standards, many of the behaviors associated with an ideal mathematics classroom appear within the Standards for Mathematical Practice, on which…
Descriptors: Teaching Styles, Teaching Methods, Mathematics Instruction, State Standards
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Bonner, David – Science Teacher, 2012
Conducting labs isn't a new way to teach physics, but labs have become increasingly prevalent with the rise of inquiry. Physics students collect mostly quantitative data, often represented by graphs or tables. Interpreting this data can be a challenge for students, especially when it comes to experimental error. To address this issue, this article…
Descriptors: Physics, Science Instruction, Science Laboratories, Inquiry
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Bunyan, Phil – Education in Science, 2010
Although the law requires the employer to assess the risks, the person who knows the circumstances of the lesson well enough to do this is the science teacher. Only the teacher knows what s/he plans to do and can make a judgement about her/his own skills and the experiences, skills and potential behaviour of the classes taught. Although the…
Descriptors: Risk, Science Teachers, Risk Management, Teacher Responsibility
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Silva, Janice; Contreras, Kathia – Educational Leadership, 2011
In 2008-09, Colegio Ingles had a watershed year in terms of teachers learning to enhance one another's skills. Beneath a deceptively congenial surface, teachers at this Mexican preK-9th grade school were avoiding professional confrontations and rarely observed one another's classes or shared teaching solutions and innovations. That same year, the…
Descriptors: Student Centered Curriculum, Teaching Methods, Foreign Countries, Elementary School Teachers
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Beam, Andrea P. – TEACHING Exceptional Children Plus, 2009
With evolving eras in special education, an extreme concentration has been placed on accountability through high-stakes testing. In the past, only test scores of general education students were analyzed in most accountability efforts. Current laws, however, have extended accountability measures not only to include those students served in special…
Descriptors: Multiple Intelligences, Disabilities, High Stakes Tests, Accountability
Varela, Elizabeth – Education Digest: Essential Readings Condensed for Quick Review, 2010
The No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) placed a new focus and accountability on the achievement levels of English learners by requiring that they develop English proficiency and meet the same academic standards that all children are expected to meet by year 2014. Administrators and teachers are looking at ways English learners might progress more…
Descriptors: Mainstreaming, Federal Legislation, Achievement, Second Language Learning
Irwin County Schools, Ocilla, GA. – 1974
This document is a description of Project HOPE (Health and Optimum Physical Education) directed at teachers. The ultimate goals of this project are that: (a) every child will be taught to move within his own capability and will never be embarrassed because he is not as good as somebody else; (b) every child will feel good about himself because he…
Descriptors: Accountability, Child Development, Individualized Instruction, Lesson Plans
Williamson, Ronald E.; Osborne, Debra C. – 1985
The purposes of this paper were to: (1) demonstrate prinicples of sound classroom level instructional planning at a time when there is increasing concern for teacher accountability; (2) present a sample seventh-grade social studies lesson that illustrates portfolio planning competencies as stipulated by the Georgia beginning teacher assessment…
Descriptors: Accountability, Beginning Teachers, Economics Education, Elementary Secondary Education
Paris, Cynthia – Active Learner: A Foxfire Journal for Teachers, 1998
In learner-centered classrooms, teachers and students together construct, evaluate, and revise the ways they will go about meeting curriculum goals. This type of planning differs drastically from the Tyler Rationale, a technocratic planning framework that has guided the production model of schooling for nearly 50 years. Suggestions are offered for…
Descriptors: Accountability, Educational Attitudes, Educational Environment, Elementary Secondary Education
DeBuhr, Bob – Hands On, 1990
An elementary school principal describes successful Foxfire projects in his school; suggests that the Foxfire approach is a tool that teachers can use to improve preinstructional decisions, structure the learning environment, and integrate the curriculum; and discusses the principal's role in supporting effective alternative approaches to…
Descriptors: Accountability, Administrator Role, Elementary Education, Instructional Effectiveness
O'Shea, Mark R. – Principal Leadership, 2006
Since the implementation of the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB), school leaders have been locked in a continuing struggle to comply with it. Unrelenting student testing, revisions to class schedules, required disclosures, teacher-quality issues, and requirements for supplemental services are straining every sector of school district operations.…
Descriptors: Federal Legislation, Scores, Principals, Educational Testing