One of the most effective teaching strategies for teachers at every level is an invitation to a guest speaker to visit the classroom. Including other voices in the classroom invites different perspectives and shows that learning is a collaborative effort. It is important to remember, however, that inviting a guest speaker is not simply intended…
Come and learn about Shakespeare and 4 of his famous plays with our Shakespeare for Kids Curriculum. This program contains interactive ways to teach your students about four of Shakespeare’s many plays! The material is focused towards 4th – 9th grades. This curriculum has won multiple international awards for educational content and creativity. In 2016 we won…
U.S. families and schools have a problem, one that has been hidden for a long time and is only now becoming plain. You probably know that diagnoses of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) have increased. What you may not know, however, is the scope of the current problem: As indicated on the website for the Centers…
Cursive is an underrated skill. At a time when most schools have increased their emphasis on testing and dropped or cut back school time for basics such as gym and music classes, it’s not surprising that administrators and teachers have also backed off their one-time emphasis on teaching students how to write in cursive. The decline started in the 1970s…
Clarendon Learning not only wants to aid teachers with high quality lesson plans and educational materials but we also aim to get the newest technology in the hands of our teachers, parents, and students. That is why we are happy to announce our new “Drone Rental Program”. For qualified* applicants we will send you one…
Bullying, if left unaddressed, can have devastating effects on your school’s entire community. To help you respond to bullying behaviors and create a safe learning environment that allows all students to thrive, the Clarendon Foundation has created a resource guide for parents and educators. Get our resource guide, Creating a Bully-Free Environment – Parents and Educators…