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Multisensory instruction isn’t “just for young learners” or “students who struggle.” It’s a brain-friendly strategy for everyone. Movement and touch activate sensory pathways that enhance attention, memory, and joy in learning — exactly what every classroom needs. So next time you’re planning instruction, ask yourself: 👉 “How can students see, say, and touch their way to understanding?” Because when learning is hands-on, it’s minds-on too! 💪✨ #handsonlearning #ProfessionalDevelopment #EducatorPD #TeacherPD #PDforTeachers #InstructionalCoaching #LearningandDevelopment #TeacherTraining #EducatorGrowth #SchoolImprovement #ContinuousLearning

Training often focuses on knowledge transmission rather than real classroom application. Teachers return to classrooms without follow-up support or demonstration of how to adapt new methods. One of the barriers teachers in developing countries face. There is a solution. #PracticalTeaching #ClassroomImpact #LearningByDoing #TeacherSupport #EducationInAction

Training often focuses on knowledge transmission rather than real classroom application. Teachers return to classrooms without follow-up support or demonstration of how to adapt new methods. One of the barriers teachers in developing countries face. There is a solution. #PracticalTeaching #ClassroomImpact #LearningByDoing #TeacherSupport #EducationInAction

Few debates in education run deeper than how much to guide students and when to step back. In this piece, I unpack why explicit instruction isn’t a fallback plan or a “scaffold for struggling learners”—it’s the most reliable way to make learning stick.

It's interesting to realize how many different learning styles exist, especially when teaching adults. Adult learners process information differently, which requires a shift in mindset. Instructors need to understand these differences to effectively engage and educate their students. Understanding these nuances can significantly improve the learning experience. #learningstyles #adultlearning #education #instruction #teaching #mindset

🌱 “Slow learners are not slow — they just learn differently.” 🌱 In today’s classrooms, not every child grasps lessons at the same pace. But that doesn’t mean they are sick, cursed, or incapable. Slow learners are normal, intelligent children who simply need more time, patience, and creative teaching methods to shine. 💛 That’s why I created this short video — sharing 5 practical hacks that can help slow learners study smarter and build confidence in their learning journey. Let’s create learning spaces that celebrate progress over perfection. ✨ 🎥 Watch, share, and let’s keep inspiring inclusive education together. #Education #InclusiveLearning #SlowLearners #TeachingTips #StudyHacks #EarlyChildhoodEducation #LearnWithLove #TeachersOfLinkedIn

In traditional classrooms, progress often looks the same for everyone—22 students moving together through the same lessons at the same speed. But for educators like Cynthia Rachel, years in a flexible learning model have shown a different reality: students learn best when they have the time and space to grow. When students are encouraged to move forward based on readiness—not rigid timelines—they build stronger foundational skills and more confidence in their learning. CC: "Coach" Joe Marino #BrightThinker #EducationInnovation #PersonalizedLearning #StudentGrowth #EducatorInsights

In this 3-part series, Matt Bromley considers practical approaches for supporting ‘high-attaining’ students. In part 2, he offers 5 general classroom tactics as well as 10 practical subject-specific strategies for #teachers : https://buff.ly/UiMuN7S #teaching #schools #education

🗞️ NEW: In the second instalment of my 3-part series on supporting high attaining learners, I offer 10 subject specific strategies...

The speaker highlights the significance of choice in learning, particularly for adults. Initially, there was a realization about the diversity of learning styles and how adults process information differently. This understanding came through instructor training, emphasizing the unique needs of adult learners. Recognizing these differences is key to effective teaching and creating engaging learning experiences. #adultlearning #learningstyles #instructionaldesign #education #training #elearning