Classroom structuring high school

Modern school layouts can range from modest private schools with a single main building to sprawling public schools with hundreds of students. However, all great modern school layouts should share similar safe structural designs, non-toxic and eco-friendly materials, and features that promote a more comfortable, stimulating environment. Many schools with deep historical roots can improve their institution by designing modern, sustainable additions while preserving their older school…

The Jigsaw Strategy is a spin on group work. This collaborative learning strategy is ideal for both high school and middle school aged students. Learn how to implement this strategy in your science classroom.

Learn about classroom management routines and procedures for middle and high school classrooms in this blog post.

Image 14 of 20 from gallery of Piedmont Hills High School Science and Life Skills Complex / LPA. Photograph by Jason O’Rear

Learn how to teach writing to high school students by starting with the basics: sentence structure. Read on to find out more!

Classroom Rules Poster - Laminated, 17 x 22 Inches - Classroom Expectations for Elementary, Middle, and High School

Isometric Design of School Buildings and Classrooms

A few years ago, I was researching ideas for a flexible seating high school classroom set up when I came across a 1998 research study by Glen Earthman and Linda Lemasters titled "Where Children Learn: A Discussion of How a Facility Affects Learning." While the authors addressed the challenges with this type of participant-based data, they

Classroom procedures are an essential part of classroom management and building classroom community. Procedures help students feel safe because they know what's expected of them. These are the 5 procedures EVERY classroom needs regardless of whether you teach elementary, middle school, or high school. Use these strategies to keep your sanity and keep your classroom on the tracks!

The biggest challenge with teaching middle school is the race against the clock! Ideas for how to structure a 60 minute class period. | http://maneuveringthemiddle.com