Peer tutoring ideas

Rigor is my new favorite thing. It makes my life as a teacher easier- I'm not even kidding. If you caught my last post about rigor, you know what I'm talking about. A crash course review: So rigor lives at the intersection of kids working without you telling them what to do every 5 seconds and a task that requires cognitively complex thinking. Like, actually complex. No recall, recognition, or comprehension stuff. I'm talking analyzation, utilization, decision-making, problem-solving, and so…

Peer Critiques AR State Standard: VA.7.5.7

Figure Me Out! "All about me" math activity for beginning of the year or any time of the year!

Peer feedback bulletin board. Discussion sentence stems.

Are you ready for your students to start peer editing? Using peer editing is a powerful tool to build engagement during writing. Students are able to improve their own writing as well as working with one another to build editing skills.

Ready to make a difference in your high school and help your peers excel academically? Follow these 7 simple steps to start a peer tutoring program as a student and become a leader in your community! #highschooltips #studentleadership #studentlife #backtoschooltips

Thoughtful blog post ~ Interesting points on teaching practices that are out of date and not the best for students!

A well-planned peer buddy program can play a critical role in making inclusion happen, promoting social interactions and friendships, and creating communities where all students help each other learn. Today I’d like to welcome an expert who knows the secrets to successful peer buddy programs: Carolyn Hughes, co-author of the terrific planning guide Peer Buddy […]

Hello everyone! My name is José-Manuel Villanueva and I’m a City College Graduate Art Education student and a digital product designer. Feedback is a topic that I am intrigued and passionate about.…