Classroom Management - Lesson Plans

Ice breakers can be a teacher's best friend. Why? We'll give you five good reasons.

What are your favorite quotations about teaching? What inspires you?

Beginning your lesson plans with a five-minute warm up or ice breaker can serve to focus your students on the topic, open up creative thinking, and help them to apply the learning in new ways. The feedback you get from students also gives you an instant reading on where their heads are. Here are ten ice breakers that make great warm ups in...

Designing lesson plans for adults doesn't have to be difficult. Follow these instructions for easy, effective course design for teaching adults and see how effective you can be.

Al Beck introduced accountability into testing by asking his students to reflect on their own performance. We'll tell you how he did it.

Al Beck shares his alternative test for student accountability. Tell us about your experience with alternative testing.

Evaluation of your effectiveness as a trainer or teacher helps you improve your course and your professionalism. Design effective evaluation forms that students actually complete.

Adults learn faster when they're having fun. Try one of these five games when reviewing material before testing. They're fun, and they're effective.

Conflict resolution in the corporate world can mean the difference between good business and no business. Teach your managers, supervisors, and employees how to manage conflicts in the office and watch morale, and business, improve. Teachers, these techniques work in the classroom, too.