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BROWSE BEST PRACTICES Good ideas should be shared. And in STEPS and the Lesson Architect, they are. Best practices are good ideas of successful classroom activities shared by practicing teachers with their peers. Best practices are teacher "tidbits," snippets of activities with brief, but detailed, descriptions of how to implement the strategy into a classroom. All best practices are submitted by teachers, approved by students, and (as with all ibinder products) aligned to standards. Best practices are meant to be shared and utilized by other teachers, feel free to use any that meet your needs and adapt them to make it work for you. You can search our database of best practices using subjects and grade levels. << RETURN TO PREVIOUS PAGE |
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