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Teachers know the significance of motivation in learning. It can be challenging to maintain this morale consistently, whether presenting a new concept to high school students or keeping primary pupils engaged. Luckily, the resource titled '75 Practical Ways To Keep Your Students Motivated' is an innovative solution crafted to spice up your teaching approach and enhance your learners' academic potential.

This resource is a beneficial addition for educators seeking effective ways to maintain their classroom's vibrancy and interest across diverse subjects and age groups. This 32-page PDF is replete with simple, practical tips that teachers can readily incorporate into their lessons, fostering an engaging environment crucial in promoting positive attitudes towards learning among students.

Balancing Student Engagement And Academic Success

Emphasizing the balance between student engagement and academic success, this book delves into various strategies aimed at stimulating students on various fronts. The link between education motivation and scholastic success cannot be understated – motivated learners are more likely to:

• Participate actively in discussions
• Complete assignments promptly
• Regularly attend classes
• Achieve better performance overall.

'75 Practical Ways To Keep Your Students Motivated', selected each strategy considering its practicality in real-time classroom scenarios. Both public school teachers managing large numbers of diverse learners or homeschoolers focusing on one-on-one academics will find these tools particularly transformative for their teaching routine.

Maintaining High Motivation Levels Amongst Students

If used as a rich idea source during lesson preparation or as inspiration during actual teaching sessions when you see energy levels waning—this resource extends valuable guidance in maintaining high motivation levels amongst your students year-round — A necessity that eventually translates into better achievement scores and higher completion rates.

Remember The Knowledge Journey

Remember that fostering classroom motivation involves more than just presenting information; it's about creating lasting knowledge journey passion that extends beyond academic walls. Explore further titles like 'Top 20 Presentation Tips For Teachers' for enhancing presentation skills or 'The Best Digital Tools For Teachers' to streamline progress monitoring. Try out '75

Practical Ways To Keep Your Students Motivated' today for a more engaging, fulfilling teaching experience.

Here are 75 highly practical ways you can use today to keep your students motivated and engaged.

The tips are very simple and can be applied by any kind of teacher to any type of classroom, regardless of subject, age or grade.

Use it for ideas or simply for inspiration. Happy teaching!

Do you need flexible seating classroom research to increase academic achievement and reduce behavioral issues? Flexible seating classroom research is needed by administrators and teachers but is flexible seating research for parents as well.  Your flexible seating classroom layout can vary but you will need the research and data to drive your why and to do what is best for kids. 

This is the first paragraph to the introduction of the book. “Some teachers believe that students should be able to have room to reflect on their thinking, movement options, and ability to cooperate with one another (Delzer, 2016; Klein, 2016). One means of encouraging these options is flexible seating. Flexible seating allows students in a classroom to pick their favorite spot to learn. Flexible seating increases the engagement level, which can reduce behavior problems (Delzer, 2016; Klein, 2016). The students’ learning place could be a yoga ball, wobble stool, yoga mat, standing station, or many other options. Students are given choices to pick their learning place, comparable to the choices the outside world gives the students (Delzer, 2016; Klein, 2016).”

This e-book includes an exploratory study on the behavioral effects of flexible seating that was completed by me for my dissertation. 

The chapter topics include:

• Introduction to why students with and without disabilities need flexible seating.
• Background. 
• Significance of the study.
• Students are off-task.
• The purpose of the study.
• Findings.
• Research Question #1 What are the perceptions of special education teachers regarding the behavioral benefits of flexible seating in the classroom?
• Atmosphere, well-being, and choices.
• Evaluations of Findings.
• More findings.
• Implications, Recommendations, and Conclusions.
• Recommendations for Practice.
• Link to full dissertation.
• Reference list. (More research)

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The Flexible Seating Research E-Book has the following:

1. 20 pages of content.
2. 5 pages of references.
3. Research on why flexible seating is used and the background of flexible seating.
4. The book can be read online or printed.
5. Do not wait to buy to increase engagement, increase academic achievement, and reduce behavioral issues. 

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These fun teacher and staff awards are a great way to recognize, affirm, and acknowledge their talents, skills, and capabilities. These could be given in the middle or end of the school year. It could also be given during faculty development and departmental meetings. It comes in black & white as well. Blank templates are also provided if you want to add more awards.

This resource includes:

* 80 awards

* 5 editable templates

The file is in PowerPoint format. Use "TEXT BOX" to insert the award and the awardee. No school year or date is added since this could be used anytime during the school year.

Teacher and Staff awards include:

1.Early Riser

2.Cabin Steward

3.Life Saver

4.Captain of the Ship

5.Boatswain

6.Lighthouse

7.School Supply Addict

8.Night Owl

9.Task Card King/Queen

10.Steve Jobs

11.Iron Chef

12.PD expert

13.Family Fun-Tastic

14.Energizer Bunny

15.The Survivor

16.Happy Hoarder

17.Heart of Gold

18.Hallway Ninja

19.Hot Stuff

20.Grace under pressure

21.Keeper of Keys

22.Superb Staff

23.Shakespeare award

24.Ralph Waldo Emerson

25.Brilliant Mind

26.Da Vinci’s Right hand

27.Nat Geo Award

28.Testing Diva

29.Intervention guru

30.Glee award

31.Discipline Master

32.Perfect Attendance

33.Dismissal Pro

34.Hallway Boss

35.True Believer

36.Carpool Boss

37.Scheduling Wizard

38.Sight Word Whiz

39.Bulletin Board Master

40.Green thumb

41.Sweet Tooth

42.Fashionista award

43.Terrific Team player

44.Amaze-balls attitude

45.Most patient

46.Kid Whisperer

47.STEM Pro

48.Legacy Builder

49.Workshop magician

50.Excellent Teamwork

51.Animal Whisperer

52.School Comedian

53.Pearly Whites

54.OC organizer

55.Peacekeeper

56.Google classroom expert

57.Fundraiser Hero

58.Sports Phenom

59.Above & Beyond

60.Cool, Calm, Collected

61.Anchor Chart Master

62.King/ Queen of Committees

63.School Spirit Idol

64.Zealous Planner

65.Maintenance Pro

66.Rockstar King/Queen

67.Records Master

68.Craft Master

69.Games Master

70.Helping Hand

71.Carpe Diem

72.Go Getter

73.Jack of all trades

74.Miracle worker

75.Most Dependable

76.Listening Ear

77.Empathy Award

78.Ps & Qs award

79.Enthusiastic award

80.Thomas Edison Award

These fun teacher and staff awards are a great way to recognize, affirm, and acknowledge their talents, skills, and capabilities. These could be given in the middle or end of the school year. It could also be given during faculty development and departmental meetings. It comes in black & white as well. Blank templates are also provided if you want to add more awards.

This resource includes:

* 80 awards

* 5 editable templates

The file is in PowerPoint format. Use "TEXT BOX" to insert the award and the awardee. No school year or date is added since this could be used anytime during the school year.

Teacher and Staff awards include:

1.Early Riser

2.Cabin Steward

3.Life Saver

4.Captain of the Ship

5.Boatswain

6.Lighthouse

7.School Supply Addict

8.Night Owl

9.Task Card King/Queen

10.Steve Jobs

11.Iron Chef

12.PD expert

13.Family Fun-Tastic

14.Energizer Bunny

15.The Survivor

16.Happy Hoarder

17.Heart of Gold

18.Hallway Ninja

19.Hot Stuff

20.Grace under pressure

21.Keeper of Keys

22.Superb Staff

23.Shakespeare award

24.Ralph Waldo Emerson

25.Brilliant Mind

26.Da Vinci’s Right hand

27.Nat Geo Award

28.Testing Diva

29.Intervention guru

30.Glee award

31.Discipline Master

32.Perfect Attendance

33.Dismissal Pro

34.Hallway Boss

35.True Believer

36.Carpool Boss

37.Scheduling Wizard

38.Sight Word Whiz

39.Bulletin Board Master

40.Green thumb

41.Sweet Tooth

42.Fashionista award

43.Terrific Team player

44.Amaze-balls attitude

45.Most patient

46.Kid Whisperer

47.STEM Pro

48.Legacy Builder

49.Workshop magician

50.Excellent Teamwork

51.Animal Whisperer

52.School Comedian

53.Pearly Whites

54.OC organizer

55.Peacekeeper

56.Google classroom expert

57.Fundraiser Hero

58.Sports Phenom

59.Above & Beyond

60.Cool, Calm, Collected

61.Anchor Chart Master

62.King/ Queen of Committees

63.School Spirit Idol

64.Zealous Planner

65.Maintenance Pro

66.Rockstar King/Queen

67.Records Master

68.Craft Master

69.Games Master

70.Helping Hand

71.Carpe Diem

72. Go-Getter

73.Jack of all trades

74.Miracle worker

75.Most Dependable

76.Listening Ear

77.Empathy Award

78.Ps & Qs award

79.Enthusiastic award

80.Thomas Edison Award

These fun teacher and staff awards are a great way to recognize, affirm, and acknowledge their talents, skills, and capabilities. These could be given throughout the school year. It could also be given during faculty development and departmental meetings. Blank templates are also provided if you want to add more awards.

The file is in PowerPoint format. Use "TEXT BOX" to insert the award and the awardee. No school year or date is added since this could be used anytime during the school year. It is in A4 size and PNG format.

This resource includes:

* 74 awards

* 5 blank templates

List of Awards

Early riser

Life Saver

Night Owl

Task Card King/Queen Award

Steve Jobs Award

Iron Chef

PD expert

Family Fun-Tastic

Energizer Bunny

The Survivor Award

Happy Hoarder

Heart of Gold

Hallway Ninja

Hot Stuff

Grace under pressure

Keeper of Keys

Superb Staff

Shakespeare Award

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Brilliant Mind

Testing Diva

Intervention guru

Glee award

Discipline Master

Dismissal Pro

Hallway Boss

True Believer

Carpool Boss

Scheduling Wizard

Sight Word Whiz

Bulletin Board Master

Sweet Tooth

Fashionista Award

Terrific Team Player

Amaze-Balls Attitude

Most Patient

Kid Whisperer

Stem Pro

Legacy Builder

Workshop Magician

Excellent Teamwork

Animal Whisperer

School Comedian

Pearly Whites

OC Organizer

Peacekeeper Award

Google Classroom Expert

Fundraiser Hero

Sports Phenom

Above and Beyond

Cool. Calm, and Collected

Anchor Chart Master

King/ Queen of Committees

School Spirit Idol

Zealous Planner

Maintenance Pro

Rockstar King/Queen

Records Master

Helping Hand

Games Master

Carpe Diem

Go-Getter

Jack of All Trades

Miracle Worker Award

Listening Ear

Most Dependable

Empathy Award

Enthusiastic Award

Thomas Edison Award

In the Fall of 2019, I started sending out "Tech Tuesday" technology tips emails to the staff at my school. I included things that might help them in their classroom, both face2face and digitally. I didn't really have a plan in regard to the emails, I just thought it was a good idea at the time. Now, here we are two years later, I've sent a "Tech Tuesday" every week to a growing email list. I've been able to help teachers all over our great nation. Now, I've composed many of those emails into this collection of "Tech Tips w/ Mr. Reece." I hope that you can find something here that helps you in your classroom.

Topics include:

Creating a Template for Post-It Notes Printing

Change PowerPoint Slide Size

How to Make A Digital Escape Room

Install Office on Home Computers

Create QR Passes

Video Editor in Win10

Remove Background Color in PowerPoint

Using classroomscreen.com

Flipgrid

See Saw

Naming Assignments in Canvas

Moving Grade Columns in Canvas & ELL Technology Resources

Embed YouTube Videos in PowerPoint

Changing Due Dates in Canvas

Discovery Ed Studio Boards

Everyone Can Create Series from Apple & Word Ink Editor

Blind Kahoot! & QR Code Generator

Creating Shortcuts/Bookmarks to Frequently Used Sites

Screen Recording in PowerPoint

Using Nearpod to Create Lessons for Students

Document Scanning with Apple

Fillable Forms in Office or Google

Embed YouTube without Suggested Ads

Green Screen In the Classroom

Google Voice

...and more!!

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This resources is used to track supervision of Registered Behavior Technicians (RBT®) based on the requirements set forth by the Board of Applied Behavior Analysts®. The tracker should be used to ensure supervision meets the requirements set forth and includes a section for notes. Sample RBT Tracking is included.

Supervisor and RBT® should share responsibility in ensuring hours are accurately calculated. This tracker is automated in calculating percentage, but requires RBT® to determine the total amount of behavior analytic services they provided during the month. Hours logged in the excel sheets should only include hours in which supervision has been provided.

This ultimate guide to accommodations is perfect for planning out your lessons like a pro. There are ideas for accommodations for 9 high-to-mid incidence disabilities that you might find in your general education classroom. If you're looking to make more of an impact in your lesson plans, then this is exactly what you need.

What's included?

• Functional definitions for 9 disabilities that you might find in your general education classrooms, including:

1. ADHD
2. Autism
3. Deaf or Hearing Impairment
4. Dyscalculia
5. Dysgraphia
6. Dyslexia
7. Emotional Disability
8. Speech or Language Impairment
9. Visual Impairment

• Suggested accommodations for each of the 9 disabilities discussed
• A printable "accommodations checklist" with common accommodations for a variety of needs

Why do you need this?

Because you are a teacher who knows your students need more to be successful and you want to provide that for them. Because you know students aren't cookie cutter, and you want to make sure each receives what they need. Because you are looking to grow as a teacher and make your classroom more inclusive for your students with disabilities.

How can I help?

Reach out to me on Instagram at www.instagram.com/rebekahpoeteaching or email me at lessonsandlattes2018@gmail.com. I'd love to answer any questions you may have.