CFT Blog Articles
10 Characteristics of a Highly Engaged Classroom
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
How to Incorporate Movement in the Classroom
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
6 Tips for Helping Students Develop a Growth Mindset
Education is full of buzzwords, and one popular trend these days is developing a growth mindset. In her book Mindset: The New Psychology of Success, Stanford
4 Ways To Incorporate 21st Century Skills in the Classroom
The world is changing so fast that relying on traditional approaches in education is swiftly fading out to give way for newer and more relevant
The Importance of “Brain Breaks”
When was the last time you were a student? Do you recall how exhausting it was? Being a student is so much more than just
Teaching In-Person During COVID: Strategies for Creating a Safe Environment
Though the COVID-19 pandemic is still ongoing, many teachers will be heading back to the classroom this fall. Educators already have so much to worry
Making Remote Learning Work for You and Your Students
In recent weeks, K-12 teachers have had to contend with the fact that they might teach their students remotely for the foreseeable future. Much of
Instilling a Love of Learning in Students
As a professional in the field of public education, you have made it your life’s mission to teach others and encourage the lifelong pursuit of