5 Ways to empower student voice in the classroom
Explore how to empower student voice in the classroom, the benefits, and engaging teaching examples using Flocabulary.
3 Student-centered learning activities for Flocabulary in the classroom
Use these student-centered learning examples and activities to engage learners. Explore student centered approaches with Flocabulary.
Writing to Celebrate Student Voice: Flocabulary Visits Standing Rock
At the start of 2017, Flocabulary traveled to Standing Rock, ND to work one-on-one with students in the community. Why the trek from our hometown of Brooklyn to the Great Plains? The students in this community are Lyric Lab pros, and with the school’s special focus on the arts as part of the nationwide Turnaround Arts program, we wanted to collaborate to offer avenues for student voice and expression in a community embroiled in a national controversy.
5 Tips for Expanding Student Engagement
Being a teacher today is one tough business. We are teaching in a world where social media is king and our content seems to be less and less appealing to our kids. Finding ways to bring content to our students, engage students and grab their attention is vital to our survival as teachers. We are constantly trying to keep up with trends that seem to change hourly. Though the list of ways to expand student engagement is ever evolving, here are a few tips you can try!