CFT Blog Articles

The benefits of practicing mindfulness in the classroom are far-reaching for teachers and students. Focusing on mindfulness can yield a more productive and engaged classroom

Relationship building is one of the most important tasks for any teacher, though it can sometimes feel difficult to prioritize. Students who feel connected to

Student relationships are one of the most important building blocks to success in the classroom. No matter how well crafted your lesson plan, how creative

Whether you are entering the classroom as a first-year teacher or have been at it for a decade, your classroom management style is one of

Meaningful connections with your students will lead to classrooms filled with collaboration, engagement, and success stories. Most educators know this, but the “how” of making

Teachers can sometimes feel as if their words fall on deaf ears, and lesson planning is an absolute waste of time. An uninterested class that

Engagement may seem like a buzzword among educators or an overused missive from administrators; however, its importance in classroom structures cannot be overstated. Getting students

Kids need to be active, and that’s a fact. It can be very frustrating for students of all ages to sit in a desk all