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Classroom Tutorials for Original, Creative and Unique Materials: Resources that Save Time, Relieve Stress and Deliver Learning Success to your Classroom
Classroom Toolkit provides free, online access from anywhere. We show you how to...
- Create
- Build
- Do
- Complete
- Implement
- Apply
- Take Action
...for the stress-relieving, time-saving, original, creative strategies that we demonstrate.
Our Open Source Teaching Materials are the right tools for your planning and classroom management.
Our tutorials will show you how to take advantage of reusable/ multi-use templates, streamlined record keeping and other time-saving strategies.
You can start now, using the tools that we provide.
And, you can develop additional skills using our tutorial courseware to improve as you go.
Your goal should be greater payoffs with less work for the same amount of time invested, and in better student outcomes from that work.
You will also learn how we create the materials that we invented, so that you can create these items for yourself.
We also hope that you catch the Open Source "spirit of sharing," and share your work with your colleagues...colleagues that reside in your building, in your district, or around the world.
What makes the tools and tutorials that you find on this site effective is that they are based upon how children learn.
The tools and tutorials that we offer are "tactical" because they can be used over and over.
What makes these tools and tutorials "strategic" is that you take small, quick steps that create productive habits. You make these changes without extra effort, and you finally get control of your teaching (and life).
There tools and tutorials streamline your planning and give you back some time for yourself.
With the right Classroom Tools, you can keep yourself focused upon the benefits of teaching, and the joys of sharing successes with your students.