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Being a Teacher During a Crisis

By Trevor Muir / March 12, 2020 / Comments Off

During a crisis, our fear becomes our students’ fear. Our calm becomes their calm.

Talent is Not Enough

By Trevor Muir / March 5, 2020 / Comments Off

Success is 20% talent and 80% grit. Simply put, being talented is not enough to be successful.

10 Ways to Get Your Students’ Attention Without Raising Your Voice

By Trevor Muir / February 21, 2020 / Comments Off

Clap twice if you can hear me.

This is What Project Based Learning Really Is

By Trevor Muir / February 20, 2020 / Comments Off

Let’s get the cat out of the bag right away: the term ‘Project Based Learning’ can carry some baggage.

How to Launch a Project and Engage Your Students

By Trevor Muir / February 17, 2020 / Comments Off

The Launch is one of the single most important parts of a project.

The Secret to Working With Helicopter Parents

By Trevor Muir / February 4, 2020 / Comments Off

They can actually be the opposite of an enemy.

Why Many Teachers Hate Assigning Group Work

By Trevor Muir / January 20, 2020 / Comments Off

From slackers, to ‘takeover students, to wasted time, to limited resources, to the trouble with assessing collaboration, the hate for group work is real and understandable.

How to Leave Your Class With a Substitute

By Trevor Muir / January 17, 2020 / Comments Off

It does not automatically have to be a wasted day.

What Needs to Leave Education in 2020

By Trevor Muir / December 31, 2019 / Comments Off

Here’s what teachers want to go away in 2020.

Why I Love and Hate Receiving Critical Feedback

By Trevor Muir / December 18, 2019 / Comments Off

The hottest fires forge the hardest steel.

The epic classroom- Trevor muir