
Explore a practical, technology-driven teaching framework to grow from a first-year teacher to a seasoned educator, emphasizing engagement, dream-driven motivation, and growth from failures.
Darnel Nathaniel brings a decade of Baltimore County teaching experience as a social studies and special education instructor, with dual certifications, to prepare new teachers for success.
Explore kinesthetic learning and other learning styles, seeing, hearing, and doing, to reach every student through hands-on activities, active note taking, and tech-enabled strategies like preprinted notes and robotics-based collaboration.
Use Versal to deliver web-based lessons with milestones, drop slides and videos, and foster student-led, kinesthetic learning through projects, paired peers, active notes, and artifacts.
Explore visual learners and how they learn by seeing, and learn how presenting content across multiple learning styles improves retention and comprehension.
Engage visual learners by using video clips, YouTube resources, embedded media, and artwork, maps, and illustrations, while promoting cross-curricular collaboration and jigsaw activities with tools like classroom dojo.
Learn how to optimize auditory learners by listening and discussion, using one-on-one and jigsaw formats, speeches on video, audio books, and transcription to reinforce retention.
Explore the worries that keep new teachers up at night, from being good enough and choosing the right career to classroom management, observations, parent expectations, standardized tests, and job security.
Stay true to your dreams by focusing on your core purpose as an educator: meet students' needs, post and revisit your purpose, and recognize teaching births future careers.
Embrace failures to grow as an educator by recognizing what's within your control, partnering with schools, parents, and students, and guiding progress one class at a time.
Identify haters and align with like-minded colleagues to protect your vision, then use feedback to discover your superpower and transform weaknesses into strengths.
Do you stay up at night wondering how to manage it all--observations, standardized tests, classroom behaviors, parent expectations, reflecting on whether you chose the right profession, or even burnout? We examine these real-world fears and how you can master them.
Why is this the very best time in history to be an educator? The answer is one word--technology. Technology has evened the playing field, like never before. Educators are now able to infuse technology rich lessons with a powerful concept known as Multiple Learning Styles. Multiple Learning Styles is what I have used for 10 years as an educator to meet my student's learning needs and to exceed my school district's expectations.
In this course, I give you an in-depth walkthrough of your student's Learning Styles and how to implement them in your classroom today. These techniques will empower your teaching. As an educator it is important that we think big so that we can pass that energy and enthusiasm onto our students. It is when we Think Big that students gain the confidence to truly excel.
This course is designed for new teachers who desire to gain an edge in their teaching careers. More importantly, this course is designed for teachers who love their students and want to ensure that the student's educational needs are met.