If your student often under-prepares or over-prepares for tests Teach It! 1)Objective: Students will learn to accurately self-assess what they know for a test, so they can determine if they need to study more or finish up and get a good night sleep. 2)Inst... View More
If your student lacks confidence, is anxious or has a fixed mindset How to Apply It! 1) Positive self-talk is a powerful tool that is an essential first step to changing a student's frame of mind when they are nervous or feeling down. 1) Teach students to c... View More
All students, particularly students who might be susceptible to negative math stereotypes or are easily discouraged Instruction and Practice 1)Objective: Students will develop a positive math mindset through ongoing reinforcement from an early age. 2) Succe... View More
If your student is easily overwhelmed, jumps from problem to problem or has messy handwriting Teach It! 1)Objective: Placing fewer problems per page or simplifying what is on a worksheet visually will reduce visual overload for students who have difficulty w... View More
If your student is excessively hard on himself Teach It! 1)Objective: Students will learn to forgive themselves for mistakes and accept their imperfections, which is a critical step toward maturity. 1)Instruction and Practice: a) Live in the present. Remind... View More
If your student gets upset or anxious around transitions Teach It! 1)Objective: Extra time and preparation will help students have an easier time transitioning between tasks or activities. 2)Teacher Takeaways: a) Manage expectations. Students might resist a... View More
If your student's anxiety is interfering with his ability to complete classwork efficiently Teach It! 1) Objective: Students with anxiety will benefit from regularly scheduled breaks that include structured, goal-oriented activities to help them relax while ... View More
If your student is very emotional or over-reactive Teach It! 1)Objective: Feelings of anxiety, anger, and frustration are very real to children even if they may seem exaggerated or unreasonable to an adult. The first step in helping is to listen and valida... View More